whole program and must come tions ; Jim Morton.. AUburndale. who was 1
WASHINGTON [UP] Rep.
first" Herschel, Johnson. 8. WASHINGTON [UP] The That new grant became virtually re-elected chairman of the &roUP.

,delegate told the Security Council II United' States re-opened its assured yesterday when the as'head of a committee to contact t Case [R-S. D.] yesterday introduced -

j ;t iIo'and.cutting ,,,,,,,, the,measures taken by the However i t x the committee.'.He said-Rome is Simultaneously, the CIO sent
annl I members of Con-
M of arms appeals to all
Polish Government bloc to Insure voted to create anew burning and the longer we take !
ed forces.: Oro- \ them to refrain from
: asking
tress
the victory for",Itself to the elections committee the more completely. Rome. ls going -..
iyko.aatd
hunts
-engaging in witch against
: scheduled for Jan 19My .. to burn."
In this field rather -
*%Americandelegation .' .. i the organizations of the nationsworkers"
'' Unanimous approval was accorded -
Jebasea"H Gevernment weald befalling than con
adopted
bad but to concentrate, to
Dr. Paul L. Harding's plan
take-it-or-leave-lt: : atttta*: !. Its daty If It dU act tinue one from .

.
pro Harding- Orlando TJSDA 1 GevernmeBt 1.
:Jean proposals on control of atomic .pp.dtoa'1 Isi reUad eemtltotoska (R-Nebl..1n line to be chairman the ge
.* horticulturist, told the group of his t Into courts and obtain lnjm -
then we'agree to the letter well because he introduced a resolutionfor
:aerc7 *nd > ,.IaUOa..the as i w
plan at* dinner Wednesday night. .
:proposals on wkingout practical as the.spirit ef'the Yalta and a new committee'If'the old ; lions ataliut strikes In essential
Harding, who worked on the plan i Industry" '
service
monopolized or
'measures on:the general reduction Fetsdan agreements" Lane's committee had been'conttnUea.: ,
_
fruit
11 years had divided into five '
'
: 14t which. threaten pofclie
,
uK armaments and armed forces n.te aid. 4 Sen.Wilson IR-Iowalwould have taste classifications and assigned

.or-if- everytdnt.does'_not. 10 :The United States, he added, ts been' to line.for the chairmanshipas a numerical, rating to each eJaasWflration. % ..ui.: ._ weUare.
'amootilywith, the American pro1 the the ,RepUbllcan"member who < Such steps could not be taken
"perturbed by increasingly
:; : : ; .- The number'are 'tied .,.
posaU on control of atomic energy.' frequent reporeof, repressive had served on it longest. la with acid.and so&d konteatet however until all other means of

,, :;a-':'''.. 'N"ri". :;OI : .. .. L... ___ ... _... .. :'" .4 ,. nt' contempt case
- and his
: .
; After"thc eland ,'aaa. '" ySlaiy, 'C :1r*- t s v'"w SWASHXNOTQW 41z--" s against John U Lewis
D01I\\ 'tsKeasHy to the.*4.: j meeting. ..,.:. "-- 1!< s. IAP1 'Senators Senators to:'sneak out one by to an Important discussion.
'< esyeriaJiy *leant fla that' porM_where:if they do not cease told reporters that neither Brew, "Abo **t hungry/just like people one-maybe even four by four This may lead to ill-tempered IC.n !a. 4 .a rate &. Cei. 41
"passed'was
along ,with Poland,cab : a motion favoring -, But unlike they to to
mHa.v: immediately there is little likelihood ster nor" Wherry had asked any people -- get something eat. legislation.
.Itateed'In the'flnaTlO.to 9 Tote funds to carry ontheir,. special a plan, to delay late variety dont have a regular lunch Pepper doesnt like It; says Law-makers often are called The Weather
that elections can J>e held In '
ler the basic Baruch control plan '" oranges until March 1.The Grow- hour. this leads to three evils: away from their meals for
1 accordance with tlt4'terms of .the committees" And that's why Sen. Pepper ORLANDO AND \1cn1TTtParU'
quorum calla. This lead to
Spectators may
e Commission.; I ers Administrative: : and Shippers find enly
.
Atomic Energy may
In the investigating -
Potsdam agreement" Brewster seid the'war O-Fla.1 gave the Senate his ill-tempered Senators. deed!.eeatbt.et coot today
Advisory three Senators the fle at
en r
!It 'waM. Ire *tffleBwteaefeieva group had sufficient moneyto I Commlttfta-Dw-te ideas on' the care and feedingof 1-Is .... This may lead to Pepper! yesterday suggested and toaiertew.1AKZLAND .
'; arms: eoatrel with**' ; ahead with present work for agreement groups-have been' polling . Senators. Ill-tempered constituents. the Senate 10 10.30 tAP
ee A.. Marshall go I the' for meet at or ; Oar tft part
h : : Industry; on,thi and win I The Senate opens at noon
tlrs* having atomic, eeatreVJehtuan about two months:The Senate hasbeen 1 take action at their meeting Tues business on a continuous-ses Senators often are eating am.: then lunch at 1 pm. . ly cloudy and corfer with lowest
i declared "In,. .vtew. RemainsSilent' providing it with about $200-: . I lion bUlL The custom is. for when.they should be listening as he hurried off to eat temperatures. of 8t degrees UU

.the Meta et ate.. energy.Is the, 000 a year since It was first established -j day.The the Georgia to, but no frost Banter -
under Pres.: Truman when' issue ot what instructionsthe Federal-State rrort
was the
.test ease: : OfHawaii; Arrival be was a senator.Locomotive 'grpa'represeatauvea'shouldcarry Government Buys | Warning Service forecast for this
"We believe the CauadCahartdassure I take Cabinet Florida"
Peru
HONOLULU'tUPl( Gen Qeorge to the Jan.39 meeting oa CountyCattleman I morning for peninsular

'... substantial progress in the}C. Marshall, newly appointed Secretary / Blast Kills volume pro-rate ;was".dodged'bumorously. 200,000 Gallons Today's forecast with was the outlook partly
and cool
cloudy
atomic field before taking 19 con- I
of State:arrived In Hawaii Three Derails'Train Unanimously approved frost danger
tonight and no
tool and regulation of conventional t cool
from China and ,yesterday went was a motion to "send"s scouting Of Orange Juice i j through Sunday
arms, which Is of subsidary imvportance. ST.PAUL (API Three! trainmen Dies \ Quits in Crisis
:: ,
.
into ..ectuslon'at PJcrt DeRussy fora were killed and four cars of the party to the meeting with Instructions I *

.. Rr: : brief rest before continuing to II-car westbound Empire Build t to retreat. if any resistance LAKELAND API] The U. a
Johnson. denied any Attempt at Washington to his er's Pullman section were derailed Government 7Uterday'.warded; Cracker Jim Sex:
assume new appears.- Senhnell
", ,- Specie! to Orlando Mornipg contracts totalling nearly I SO.000 LIMA Peru [AP] The entire
delay'andsatd'hi: country VM post. last night whenr the locomotive ... One of them dude soartn pHoti
-- GROVELAND ; Funeral
,,ready to agree to an arms regula- His arrival at Hickam Field was blew up near Crary. N*D. west of.,I' for 200.000 gallons of orange concentrate Peruvian Cabinet resigned from over Sanford way was a TtsIttor -

program provided the atomic, heavily guarded,and the former here.said.Several Great: Northern Railway; officials Funeral Cortege Hit; services. for Mr. Manuel Pasco: Packing to:two Co Florida, and firms the West, the yesterday in a Governmental I to these fad a few sites ago

:. was given priority. js1s Chief of Staff was uncommunicative members'of the dining{'Bombay Riots Renewed Sloan, 52, lifelong.resident Coast Growers Co-operative both crisis precipitated ![courtin ole man Doughertys elates
as he gapped off the plane.
-
____________ gal aa
> of Dade City. youngun.
1 i;
He disclosed only that he is car crew reportedly bad been hurt BOMBAY API) Three Lake County, well mown, the unsolved ota i-
persons by slaying rascal
: The Government will $217 when that
Dean /c/resen/ fT. Stay "going to spend several days here and one woman passenger injured pay I!
were killed and 56 others were to- cattleman and a Lake County a gallon for the concentrate whichis who ready to g>
y but Z do not know just bow long. none of_them seriously. newspaper editor was an got {
[Jured. a communique Issued
As'Aid to Mtsrshelfr"WASHINOTON to be distributed to school students -, home he couldn'tgit
'
: ,yesterday when Commissioner for 21 years who outspoken critic of the administration :
said
two
trucks In parts of the country' under -!i I ?
tAPJ Undersee- British Cabinet Delays Chinese Envoy Demands:y(crashed, through a funeral pro died 'Wednesday at his Sloan's the l'eduallChOolluDcb pro :, of Pres. Jose Luis SUIt&I ,,locked.his That car fd-un I.
!Nary of State Dean Acfaeson.< Itt cession which had erupted intoa home Uascotte. win be .
Ridge near
manic Rivera. '
I I !
Return of Dairen Rule gram. .
w.s learned & \ night has advised i Action on Palestine/ t J rampage of fire setting and held at J:30 pm. Saturday In the Each of the firms will furnish I The resignation of Premier .awhile low 'botf.
;Pm.Truman he will remain in the I ewas.
CLEVELAND IAP China's am- window amublnr. Empire Church here. r
f 100.000 gallons.The price Is on an
LONDON. lAPl Authoritativesources I Ernesto Portugal aDd his mlcis4ers !iotA to hart to
State the
long
Department as as The climaxed ,
bassador to the United States. Dr. incident new
I The Rev. J. E.i basis, the Government: hand '
," said last the British f
Dew secretary..- Oen. Marshall night Wellington moo, called last night!communal rioting wnich began in t--transportation costs to wherever ! came after a long meeting spend the Bite
W
feels he it needed. :Cabinet had decided to give the for a "prompt return" of the Manchurian Bombay yesterday. Police .said Bartlett win officlate -| :> &; the concentrate. U sent from 5'with the President Wednesday ;*lm n In the barn and be was
Acheson bad told Mr.Tnanan 'problem .of the German peace'I three of and ; plumb unhappy about catehia a
Port of Dairen. to Chinese'I' groups; Indians were involved Florida. I' called to discuss
j night apparently .
and Sec Byrnes that he wanted to I treaty priority over Palestine, amid control. Hindus the so-caQed Orovelaad Lodge tit cold. JM Prod vent out aAa lock

leave some time this month and rumors that the Holy Land situation He also asserted I the Chinese schedule caste formerly the:untouchables No. 110. F, and j I[the slaying of Francisco Orana look at that key so get that
return to his private law practice. I. would be erased by a so-day Government .could not wait for ,.and ,Moslems. i'i ; UN Official Resigns 'Garland acting chief editor and "car unlocked: ejnickrr than he tan

'Mr..Truman is understood to have suspension of violence there.A the .Chinese Communists to give 4 *31.. win be to ;J ,If!; > LAKE SUCCESS. K. T. 'ICP) (president of the board of the tni thuex. an ear o* ewn men he was
urged Acheson to reconsider'and s/heduled special cabinet their co-operation toward national ',charge of graveSide -: John> B. Hutton of the United I i dependent newspaper La Prensa.i .to hare to sltrp fix a barn UI its
to Marshall.Toniqnft meeting which was to have taken but must with Girl 13 Dies Trying senrlcea. I ...,. I i Portugal to his formal atateI -
stay,on the Job help unity proceed postwar States.resigned last night as As- ;he would need a good fire W keep
up the Palestine matter, was con- reconstruction. Pallbearers of the:i meat cud notnstanaUO mention the crime.f!warm by.
1. celled: without explanation To Sore Fire in Family be his J sistant-Secretary-Oeaera I'
nephew*- The official reason given for the}
Movies United Nations.Former
..i 1IDClnar.wrw Alyt Ls..i tie. 1''II Evans Faces Tax Lien I DONCASTER. England tUPl J. B. Sloan.Walter Housing Expediter. Wflsoo : was aa expressed desire i '*.

I .16 loaf ,
I
For PresidentNASHVILLE CAP Federal -oz.
,
ArgumentCHICAGO Theft HearingFRANKFURT !r Works Agency said yesterday L
j
: rAP A "Carroll i States and cities ought to prepare -g Boston Brown
LAP) A taxi'driverl rAP) MaJ. David 23"
Reece for President" campaign accused of biting off part of an- F. Watson of Burlingame CaliT.'more plans for construction work BREAD 14-oz.Ioaf
aprouted here yesterday.A. l other driver's ear yesterday denied ? refused yesterday to answer a to be started in event' of widespread -
B. McLane. active in State I taking the bite but added series of prosecution Questions unemployment. Crocker 11
Republican politics for 50 years I that even if he had, the charge when he wu called to testify: In his annual report to Con- Belly TRAY Asserted
'against him was Incorrect. against his former superior offi gress. AdmimstratoE Philip B. Flr.p. 24"BREAKFAST
and a former U. S. District Attorney William Harmon.29.was charged r cer.CoL Jack W Durant. Chicago Fleming said his agency believes
said party leaders from at with mayhem after Leonard accused in the $1,500,000 Kron- there should be a "reserve" of
least six Congressional Districts LeVine. 27. said be bit off the berg Castle'Jewel thefts. 'i completed plans for J5 billion
caucused informally "and decidedto top of LeVine ear In a fare argument Watson under a'three-year sentence worth of State and local public HO OTHER COFFEE GIVES ?
for the thefts I ... YOU.
begin activity in Reece't behalf iHarmon's conspiracy in :i works.Congress ..0. 1 Quality New Crop
attorney, Julius asserted answers to the questions
1
for the, 1948 Presidential namlna- I Sherman told felony Court "ina "would incriminate" him as he'I'I In the has past to appropriatedfunds help,,pr. I Paper Shell Polished 57c i More\ flavor and
tion. cue of mayhem an" ear mast sat before the court martial try- pare such plans. II PECANS pound -
The Republicans said they would either be cut off or torn off. Ing Durant. I 'If ore j\ioncy
Fleming reminded I --- ran roua
take to instruct the States The 'i legislatorsthat
steps : case was continued; the The questions concerned Wat-
delegation for him at the Republican charge of mayhem stood. son's meetings. with Durant and there is no provision now forcontinuing I English Why pay hih prices for coffee ashen you eta
National Convention "and to" I JANE RUSSELL[above] WHOM Durant's .-ife. former WAC capt. June 30. sueh assistance after WALNUTS. 45C enjoy the rich fresh flavor of A4.P Coffee?
:
enlist the support of other States. Reich the British movie censors believe i' Kathleen Nash who has receh.edi I There's no finer coffee i in
Hint I
Attorneys package
National He also any at any
GOP that
Reece became is just "well developed for her i five-year sentence for a part in commented present than
chairman after 12 terms as Congressman Strike for US.;Food j age" but whose untethered curvesflunked ,I.the thefts. I,planning programs provide no Paper SheD Mf1 price A&.P Coffte...and none gives you
from the First Tennessee the U. S. censors' test in, The court ordered Watson reported controls for timing construction of ALMONDS lb. C more for your money.
,District. NUERNBERG lawyers in r API two German Nuernberg defense ,:"The Outlaw.ls provoked according -,, to higher authorities for.I planned projects but leave localities _
war crime trials threatened yes- i to Hollywood because lusty I "whatever aetion"aught be taken :' "at liberty to start building s
SILVERBROOKFancy
Social i l Study BeginsJACKSONVILLE terday to strike for more food. i "Duel In the Sun. starring I against him.Housing' projects in a period of rising -
[CAP Fifteen The attorneys said they get only 'I'Jennifer Jones, has been approved -I prices Creamery
undergraduates majoring in social one American meal at lunchtime. ed the Johnston offIce. Miss( Crisis I' .j BUTTER Ib. 7 7 c =_
work at Florida State College for They have German food for breakfast Russell it seems thinks she lost I I
''Women arrived here Wednesday and dinner getting black''the "Battle of Necklines" to Miss I -- EIGHT I ? It f D O. W '
'for seven-week of' bread and ersatz coffee for breakfast Jones.Harvard Booms Libraries NEW ORLEANS White House. 'L bot. R $Q
a study some I'I 25C O'CLOCK CI I CL n..n.....
20 health and welfare agencies CHICAGO lAP] The housing APPLESAUCE + ** '**
first course of its kind in the na- 'They contend attorneys at the shortage has caused increasing CDfftftlO
tion. original Nuernberg and other trials Official'sSori numbers of persons to do their MARKET M IFVU
received three U.S. meals. j reading and studying in public ox. pkg. Mtuo. IOOIIO I w eMr
f "C -
Held in Theft libraries. the American Library ire W aasaeee LOOT ilL its tous
II
Tuna the largest member of the Assn. said yesterday.And In w.lo.ch r Ii 35>/C u* 37 Vie .a 391, c
mackerel family. is found in all! most of them are seeking
[Of "
Vet's Checks ear K&iteM i
"' warm ocean waters'and is particularly -j books which reflect or solve their .
=-__ Wlr Important and in the in North the Seas.Mediterranean -I i i BOSTON tAPl) Alfred B. Park- individual added.problems the Association Ter FREE Oar c-wwtem.n PARKING Oarr Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES ALL BRANDSOF
II I hurst. 27. AAP veteran and son
t A of 150 public libraries POPULAR
I of was a held Harvard in $25 University,000 bail yesterdayon official|in all survey parts of the Nation disclosed: Milk, 31ge ca i s Sic U. S. No. 1 Bulk MPOTATOES
WAFFLES of stealing veterans'checks (that students living in crowded 'I, ..,Red 10 lbs.N. C CIGARETTES
'w/ charges ,I, quarters; housewives whose,families Hens, Fryers or .
std from dormitory mail boxes.
have doubled up.and veterans Ducis-Mkf.
- '| Price
Climaxing a six months JnvesUI whb are unemployed are patronizing 1 1 YellowONIONS "''I Car. 175
1 Keller nM
COFFEE I gation. Federal investigators public libraries to do their I I 3 Ibs. 12C 3-- |
brought Parkhurst before U. S. reading studying or even letter- Peas, No.2 can lie 1 &l Pkgs. Ion V
CommisicnerWWiam JC.Rogers I writing. 1 I Mice
New York Stale'PARSNIPS
a J GspfrdlIiiiiit Investigators said the stolen chief German seaports., S Os. III' :+ $1.12
'SHORTENING 3 IbsOtde
.
k1A+Iu veils checks amounted to about 5000. 1 Figs, 2 pkgs., __25c Fla. Iceberg
tom Meanwhile. Cambridge police 666. EASESCOLD Fan Camp c.ut.H.. ualOIn LETTUCE head IOC +
said they had found in Parkhurst'sapartment I English Peanut.Ib., CaD
$10.000 worth of.goods Game ____28* IIUTTtECELERY 29c
UeClb stolen from Harvard dormitories.CtiGD .; Ckick.B BnUfVlckSlew Fla. Grown Large

_WASHINGTON rAP Forty- WASHINGTON (UP) A radio- go.d VAW
SSYtPl6ctrw
three former and 133 present controlled Army bomber Monday '
members'of the House have applied will fly between Florida and
*
for pensions under the re Washington to demonstrate a I
in
organization. the biggest of: probable bombing technique
future war, it was announced
which"may range up to $9,375;": any yesterday.
-
:year
/Among the applicants former, 1 The Army Air Forces said the
Rep., May.CD-Ky-.' 'He may I flight would take the "drone"
pay $2.116and get $3,376 annually plane and its accompanying
'
.. trol ship from EgIm Field. Fla.
.
.
for llfe -pay $8,463,and-.re- I
ceive $3.i51a year... . to Washington and return. Efl'5
Senate officials withheld decision I The AAF said the flight was to
show how mission
bombing
a
on makinI'"bile ,the ANDREW J. :MAY
names of Senators and former . bids for pension could be carried out against an I
easily-defeated without risking -
Senators who have applied:
the lives of human -
pilots.
'Those who have reached the
British I The drone and the "mother
62'ean FreighterHeld
age of get their first checks
plane from which it will be con- .
next month.nose under 62 but -
by Dutch Navy trolled are B-17 Flying For-
baring the required six :yean of I tresses.A .
service must wait until they' are 'BATAVIA Java CAP] The Netherlands Argo
pilot In the mother ship wCl

62.The: amount a recipient receives ,the Navy British announced freighter yesterdaythat Empire.J.screen follow similar the drone's-to that used flight in on t ,a- I Quantity Rights Reserved; II
depends on his.age and leigth of
May Rover had been intercepted! vision. will No.2
He control
.service. ( its m fitments SWEET PEAS 2 29Comstock
: J of at Cheribon the Nationalist-controlled and would: be searchedfor port i by radio. Prices Good Thru Sat., I' Cans
Half of:U.S. exports'hi 1946Consisted arms under Dutch regulations ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
of food and clothing.:
ports.governing The trade freighter with was republican convoyedby 55 E. Jackson St. 70 E. Colonial Dr.
I a Dutch warship to Semarang Red Pie .
for investigation. Corner Robinson and Magnolia

To Confer With Truman I Page 4 rlanito fHoratos Btntlnsl Friday, January 10, 1947 Atlantic Gales/ Balk Japan full agreement Immediately on even terms without with]]MacArtbur consideration reportedly to start is removals under -

i CAIRO CAP] Tmir Saud. Crown Liner America,'Others 1 Russia and other wartime Allies.!soon of Japanese industrial plants "
Prince of Saudi Arabia who is en An urgent directive to Gen. and equipment
trout to,the United States said[Data Given NEW YORK tAP Biting gales'I
last night that his trip would give that rolled great whitecaps overmuch
him an "opportunity to exchange .., o of the North Atlantic put !' CLIP THIS AD NOW.!: _ _
vtews with Pres. Truman mem- .a the U S. liner America with 1,005
fbers of his Cabinet,and leaders passengers from Europe, and many THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
t .
-of that country." On Azaleas I'smaller ships including the liner
Ernie Pjle and the Marine Shark This eoupon and $8.99 plus tax. entitles Bearer to one Genuine
behind schedule yesterday." : Swiss Wrist Watch This is a firs quality timepiece and makesan
tBeware{ Coughs Continued from Page 11 From Boston a Coast Guard 1 ideal gift. Offer Is good 1 day Only Supply Is I
plane searched yesterday for the 1 limited so come early.This Is a real value for only
8
plants in a basin'cs water before c New Bedford dragger Katie D, 9 9
from CMMMO cobs I Ii setting, keeping the rootclumbsunder which has been drifted by the LIMIT TWO TO A CUSTOMER .
for several minutes. They strong winds since Tuesday night
i That Hang OnCreomulsionrelieTes should be set in wet soil with when she lost her propeller 135 .'
wrappings left on." Y ,miles off Cape Cod.
-
<
>Man OrnAM tin
prom because Top of rootclumps should be te 1.-".
it goes right to the two inches below the surface. .LC.O' ..'. r ins
.trouble l loosen and U.s. Reported Ready _
to help expel
Hood' the plants after setting _._ M"ALBERT'S .
germ laden phlegm, and aid natureto _
soothe and heal raw tender. Inflamed then cover the ground around the To Press Jap Claims
bronchial mucous mem plant with leaves or vegetable '
traces.Tell your druggist to sell yoca matter. WASHINGTON APt State and .
bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding "Keep the plants only moder- War Dept officials said last night PHARMACY 232 S. ORANGE AYE,
you must like the way It I the U. S. is determined to start
ately moist for three weeks but '
quickly allays the cough or you are J collection of reparations from Friday A Saturday Only ISTo -
to have-your money back.CREOMULSIONi. spray tops and leaves, frequently"Coll. t -
instructed. After the first
three weeks they should be wat-

for Couthj Chest Colds Bronchitis ered generously every other day.
with 'an occasional flooding. Continue Our Town as "Orlando, The City Beautiful":

These Belgian Azaleas should
ENJOY FRESH be fertilized only twice each year" .
the first time between March 1
KILLED and DRAWNPOULTRY and 15; the second time between 4 }
June 1 and 15. "Use a cupful of PtF I

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR a _... _....", L ,.., -_. -Ui- Offers to Orlando and Central Florida
Live HENS, Hi. 46e A LOVELY YOUNG LASS.AD\URES: THE EQUAL.LY School student and daughter of Mrs. Thelma Kin-

lovely Belgian azaleas the Jules Colle Azalea t caid, 606 Richmond Ave.; the azaleas are of the
Dressed and drawn poultry. Garden at Casselberry in the above photo. The type to be sold as a public service through the
Its First Sale of World
Grade "A"FRYERS young lady Is Nell Troy Kincaid Senior High Sentinel-Star! beginning Jan. 15. (Story on Page 11.j Famous ,.

Hi ___Tie KLINESBISCUITS

RootingNENSIb.SIC. Veiled Bid I Bill Offered'I I Small TurnoutGreets

Grade "A" Cat up Poultry I For Peace In I To Belgian AzaleasAT

tecs. Thighs. Breast and S, k Opera

LIVER' .Hi __- _$I.. China SeenNANKING I Hitting PublicContinued

tAPJ A guarded ChI- ( from Page 1] [Continue*! from Page 1]
Wings and nese Government overture to the -
Hi. lie Communists was made last United Mine Workers (tAFLI Tided by Chef de Care A. J. THE LOWEST PRICES ON RECORD .
MZZARIS, significantly following Gen.nIght.j which grew out of the recent coal: Thomas Society of the 40 and 8of
shall's outspoken criticism strike. the American Legion i
WHOLESALE T.RETAIL
factions in Lewis,and the union challengedthe PRICES .
NECKS( Hi ____2fc protracted civil To Mr. Thomas and Chm. Dr. : r
Government's right to obtaina
Peng Hsueh-pei. minister of Information '
J. A. Ford of the 40 and a Opera
Fla. Fresh 'Grade "A" Large said: restraining order to avert the 'Committee are extended the sincere -
-
S Now that the constitution- walkout. '"
EG I S fez., __.TieKraft's MApfjup l 'making has been successfully con Case proposed to give the Attorney :of appreciation one of the and enthusiastic gratitude I Several Yean Ago:
-. e4tiUD' ltSftNn' :cluded.: national reconstruction; General the right to apply I.:throng every which witnessed and heard )I These Newspapers in an

i i i may start in earnest according to [for injunctions without taking the, I.an outstanding performance of I Endeavor to Make Or-
Live FetKti eaeua the program decided upon at the I preliminary step of seizing a 'Puccini's famous work. which has lando Flower-Conscious
National Assembly and the Gov- strike-bound Industry. His bill
:
t its "scene In Paris and concerns
!47 Orange Are., Phone $$1-S I ernment may fulfill the long- f also would: certain happy and pathetic 'go and to Keep it One of
cherished desire of Grant Individual States authority I the World's Most Beautiful
Winter Park t returning sovereign !ings-on in the Latin quarter. :i
rights to the people. to ban closed shop contracts I Frederick" .Ja;eJ. leading tenor Places for Abundant -
'Therefore, the Government 1; amend the National Labor Relations of the Metropolitan Opera Assn., I c, +. Living Sold Several
Is willing to discuss with the "f Act so that workers may be I;was admittedly in fine voice last Hundred Thousand
Spacious Communists a complete plan for cited for unfair labor practices, I night, a fact which drew excited I r
t
cessation of hostilities and Government ,grant individual employes the i I I comment from old-time opera 4, Standard Azaleas at Ridiculously .
Parking let reorganization, go that right to choose their representatives ,I fans who have heard him many Low Costs. ..
For Our peace and unity can be achievedat in collective bargaining Ito times before. -
S an early date. avoid industry-wide bargaining, I Marita FareH. In the role of
;. Cast omen It was generally: believed that.as guarantee employers the right to i Mimi was tenderly moving, thrillingly w..;" wi + "We Have. Been Importuned -
t discuss union affairs with their her a+> Several Occasions
a probable result of Marshall's appealing with silvery. on -
departing "plague on both your employes and give the Attorney j liquid soprano. to Inaugurate Repeat
houses,"Peng's statement was preliminary -I General authority to file unfair Hugh Thompson. In the not-so- I
: Sales of these Stand-
/ to actual new labor practices charges against, fat part of Marcel the painter, s
ment offers of employers or workers. a' :;: ard Varieties but We
[I] gave his baritone-the best execu-
; ; Many; observers. agreed Govern-I Elsewhere on the capital scene: tion possible for the limited ad- u Have Not Done So
of Secretary of the Treasury: Sny- '
Secretary State vantages offered, and won hearty .t i. Simply Because We are
likely to etert more der met with a group of Congress
with Ja
along Business !
Chinese affairs than he had in members yesterday" including Republicans popular applause ti Not in the Flower -
more than a year" of personal but there was no sign gel and. Ida FurrelLi I and Because Other
; htllLRY "'A""' mediation. of slackening in the announced Thompson and Miss Farretyj Florists After We
: : ,. ; >" OOP drive to slash the*Tfuatan j t are-also Metropolitan Opera fa- j Showed the Smaller'
'. r budget which the President veal ', vorlte of eminent' -distinction 1
! FRISH laOCCOLI; FANCY BANANAS Plea, to Governor present to Congress today. : S Plants Could Be Sold in
t I 4 MaribtUe I Norton soprano in ,Note comparison and size of leaf and
I Wholesale Lots Low
at
PASCA\ Several Republicans continued ' the vivacious of Musette, was 1
part
; CELERY CRANBERRIES l For Doomed Negro the size of Belgian Azalea Flower
to drive for a Zt per n'ht'I I:of less volume and warmth than Prices Followed Suit. .
QUALITYTOMATOES'FRESH'STR WBERRIES individual me tax cut while ,,Miss Farrell, but displayed a brilliant '
Slayers Fails others reiterated their previous i i voice of exquisite beauty !
But There is almost as Much Difference Between Belgian Azalea and a Stand
JACKSON. Miss. ICP1 stand that the whole fiscal situation ; and clarity. I I'I
FRESH CAULIFLOWER RIPE AVOCADOS haired Mrs., Blanche Meters.White-55.I| must be canvassed beforea The scenery: which arrived ard Azalea as there is Between Night and Day or Between, an Orchid and Sun

t NEW POTATOES BRUSSELS'SPROUTS Oakland.. CaL. mother of eight, definite decision is reached. 'I some two hours -before the show \ flower . So The Sentinel-Star Newspapers anxious to get these! Cower startedin
children talked with Gov. Wrlsht, Sen. Taft [R-Ohiol stepped before I due to a break-do of the property
for an hour yesterday in an effort,! thejEconomic: Club to proposea truck. was effective and real j Orlando have contracted,with a Source of 100,000 Plants and These Will Be

PARSLEY FRESH RADISHES to san the lives of two condemned: Republican legislative program I istic. The chorus numbers by the Offered for Sale beginning:"next Wednesday Morning, Jan. 15, between 9 a. m.
Negro boys. Charles Trndell and designed to "discourage" strikes, I
j, ensemble were fully rounded vlg-
t and 5 m.. three doors North of the Sentinel-Star Hauler Picture
ENGLISH PEAS GREEN ONIONS James Lewis both 15, but said her;cut the Federal budget to $33 Vj i I orous and melodiously spirited. p. building At the -
trip apparently was in vain, as the i I billion. slice 20 per cent off personal 'I Jagel and Miss Farrell virtually Framing Store at No. 228 S. Orange Ave. '
Barrlac1ea Ball Great Northern Governor's answer was still "'no.-\ income taxes and extend i brought down the house in Acts
She explained that "the Governor I Federal aid to the States for hous-I>i I
'I ,
Cel, L 4Ic luiS IL. 11c Is good,. but law ." and m with thenduets and
ec the is bad tag welfare education and medi-
the color and gaiety of the cafe
Mrs. Meiers asked the Governor cal care while he promised GOP I THESE ARE ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST AZALEAS INEXISTENCEThey .
;I scene in Act I was In the genuine
to the -
spare boys' lives because efforts to expand social security
....Z Ithy FA Maine (1ft 011) "they are Just children and I don't"coverage. 1!i tradition Dr. Ford.of the In opera.a finale to the I Ii Have Never Before Been Offered on the Local Market

penalty of their crime"I, I Maine 1 expressed general opposition :of demonstrating the need and ...
.
-- 2 1., .211 Lewi and Traded were Indicted to Pres. Truman's plan for !j i place for an Opera Guild In emI BEAUTIFY YOUR HOM -AT DIRECTIONS .. -
Etea Large tried and ronvfcted, March reducing tariffs by agreement j I tral Florida and this we proudly
Premier J"uKoy N..I 'rillS 210 IS for the Feb. 25 pistol staring ., with other nations to promote i I affirm was accomplished by last THESE BARGAIN PRICES FOR GROWING
of their employer.' Harry Me- 'I trade. ,night's. production. .
AIe Sa... 231 Key Wilkinson County farmer I. U Mrtcalf Walling wage-hour i j I I Central Florida loved It. and It Each package will contain print-
Hated : and sawmill operator. administrator renewed requests in I.was a worthy thing. Possibly the One Belgian, Azalea I -. _$1 1.00 ed' directions for planting. grow
They are scheduled to die lrI'' his 194 report to Conrresa for 43 and a lost money last night
lI.tuhlne'W-B! CH Fish Can 2Sc Mississippi portable electric two changes in the Fair Labor He's hoping not. but if they did. Package of Fire Belgians..._.._. .._.:.$3.50 ing.They come with root system
Crackers 27. chair Jan. 17.Herman i Standards Act which he said i lit.., a noble} effort and one for wrapped in small quantity of

would have averted situations re- ',which hey can feel gratification Package of 10 Belgians ..__.________$S.OO gooo growing soil. Set with
Bing Film suiting in portal-to-portal pay Ifor|( labor and money well spent. wrapper left on. . Extra grow
FMZEN FOODS suits. SpeciftcaUy. he recommends I;j As In Miami, the city administration
Kraft's [AU Plants 10 Inches or Over] ir.g soil can be purchased at sale
Comedian Kills Self a "reasonable statute of Umita-
,, j i ; and responsible VltlI -
... Iell llnB ions x x x to apply to employe
Miracle 22 HOLLYWOOD IUP1 (I ten' auld wen get together en .
.... Kindly suits for back wages and dam- this : : ...:i
and
gelid plan
laughing Herman opera ere-
Bing. 5$ whose
"
I. 211 gentle comedy: and beaming features ages. I! ate something new and drBifl- MAIL ORDERS: Mail orders accepted from out-of-town friends;; lam. prices
'.... .. S IlL Headquarters 'for Party Items made him And the National Labor Petitions ant culturally' for Orlando.
a favorite of stage
AA GRADE BEET VEAL LAMB I and movte audience for more than In Board an cases suspended involving proceedings bargaining -- I Actually. we believe that if the plus $1 for special wrapping plus express charges collect. Write to. ...
20 years took his own life with a rights for supervisory em- people of Orlando had known how
pistol bullet yesterday.: good it going to be. and if the
tar !*Uc" ploye pending a Supreme Court was AZALEAS DEPARTMENT
The German-born comedian left decision on whether foremen are price of fruit had held to October -
SteterEelka3/eDa.ee IL iii one note reading: "1"tried so bard ; entitled to collective: bargaining 1!. levels there> would have been

.....' ...... to make a comeback.: rights. The court opened hearings a fun house last night. I
....,fut rattle 'yesterday in a case involving foremen In parting we wish we had more
UMe IMs Me Perk Bfthriies *. 79e Noted Sociologist Dies and supervisors of the Packard snace to tell the marvelous work:: w11r rl1tt1trltttr
LONDON API Dr. Karl Mannheim Motor Car Co.Quintuplets of the other smcer- ValfrkoPatacchl ,I
noted sociologist who was EmCe Renan. Lloyd
Fresh I II
--- SttWPtrkRtMl al.err beset Tutors fired by the Nazis from Frankfurt Born Harris and Owen Coates. I '

. >.. 4tc Hf.s MH.! Fryers home University In: London in 1933.last died night' at after his To Chinese Mother I small They way were contributed superb to and the In total no OrlandoFlorida

an illness of several weeks. Mann i if j
TITLE AND SRAKF helm 53. wrote our PETPINO (UP) Qulntu i cum of f loryWIL
f --- ----- -------------- --
Time.one of the moot wide discussed an bos-n-e born.0 the wife ofa t
Chinese Army Sergeant Wang
sociological works. ti
C. I. RetiawMl Hsu Pent three days ago In Ten- i
Unhsien 53 miles south of Chen- !
chow in Honan province the central YOU ARE INVITED
.S- turtles you U try IU Clubtoeaklatts I '
news agency reported yesterday
erred rrooi S A. St.
...11 A. M. a.d Its special Meals ai The mother and five babies I!
that inrlitdt eaU vegetables were reported dosag well I TO ATTEND _
The provincial' lO'I"I1'DDentIu ? rey
salad. Batter Krbp roll
and breads.with rbetr of coCrec appropriated S30.000 (Chinese.::: !- ;t+ z
tea. From 11 aou to tea than SS in American currency 1
''I .... -for their can and upbringing The McPheders loJeheaver

H...... Ala CarUTV Pftlak i other plus a-monthty food, the report quota of said.rice aDd i i

*I -b--TKOCO'S: . PHAKMACIESCOUGHS.- = -.- I,drowned,Mrs. Coraock In his bauu charged with i IPBONOR Check Our Everyday NHOMECONTROllEDH
Cited
German -PW
C
) -'
1deP"MICMtYFAsTL8BII8st ; : ; bludgeoning her husband with 117 S. ROSALIND
Relief IM'.t. their son's toy boat told the court I For Balking Case
III that he was a sexual pervert who
; made her tie him up and beat him I Against U.S. Aids 455 N. ORANGE
; for his own satisfaction.The LOW PRICES
prosecution accused: her of DETROIT lAP Rudolph Soelch. ,
t CHEST'CeilSftUBOK tying her husband perhaps at his 24. German prisoner of war, was
own request." and drowning him ,found guilty of contempt In Federal -
in the bathtub after clubbing him I Court yesterday after he refused -
MUSTEROLEjC with the boat instead of giving to answer questions as a EX-FOE: Robert Nishi-
t him the usual whipping with a i Government witness in the case, yama.of Army Tokyo.veteran 22-year-old is the Japanese first-t bIi45dTt 4_
I against James M. McBride. 40 :
stick.Bedford of scholarship at Laf-
recipient a
testified he was present i former salesman and his blonde'I _
under
Easton. Pa
.adian Matbers at the Cornock home theeight I Prussian-born wife.Joan. 42. ayette College., '
000 educational fund established
the $10 -
I
of the husband's death. They were accused of aiding<< Mr. and Mrs.,Robert
by
I :>y "lackey's- fart.fcc I said Early Cornock in the called evening his,wife Bedford Into .Soelch's near Pomona.April Calif escape. PW from camp.the Johnstone.memory of of their Downington.son. who died Pa.in In HANS Dry Salt FatbackBACON Genuine Spring LAMB
the kitchen. Bedford said he Earlier the court: heard testimony !I the Philippines. They specifiedthat
!CliWrili's"i" peeped through a window and saw of a fist-fight between Mc- be first Cooked, Ready EatWhole .
Mrs. Cornock administer one of Bride and Soelch while the two a Japanese, given consideration Rib Chops, Ib. -J9c
't'.Whwn Due.,To'Cold or' the beatings her husband roped men under and the Mrs.same McBride roof. were living 1 I as interpreter Nishiyama.for the now TJ.serving S.- or Butt End, I..... _59c56c .Ibe 25c Sq. Cut Shoulder Roast, Ib. __39c
1 across heater. a. barrel-shaped. water Army was a Kamikaze Corps pilot Shank End, lb. ... legs, Ib. __._ .. _JSe
; pPer""chiailiTitaHens but never saw action against
When she returned he said, he The average annual family Income Americans.
[ t-% C.d.d==C..1t. == wicked that she in the United States in 1945 '
told her "it was
y. 1_am..emus'.. wt_. CAHADIOL.. caw_-. -_ ; should have to do such a thing was $4400.peeted STRIP 5', r"estern 'Old 23C
BACON 49
MEAT
p, 1 taw -'w.ae U..LA.-.rw a r die eV.M1 It b.st and said she replied: OLIN'S INC. Ib.' PORK CHOPS, ft._ MINCE:: ft..
g 1---- r t..r w IWdI lane.... .w-.I "He makes me doworse'things between a married
a.M.r..d..r rd.wA than that." woman and a young boy.
... Uttte Fix Breakfast
".-. wdN...-rt..d..t........da.I C..fi..a.draw. ........;i: The prosecution said' the Bedford testified he often stay- NEW CARS FOR RENT SJCjcoLDCUTS iba45C'','CHEESE 23C
iCs.. di..i.ra.. d.1./.. rr. ._ M.wt .'' friendship between Bedford ed overnight at the Cornock home. SAUSAGE, Mi ____ .
>......It......G.G.
'" :ECornoek;"developed to a !stagebeyond I was aware of his wife's associationwith 24'\ N. Orc-c' Avo.
-.J. .1 tJ iR1CICS'1'HA. .- :,- =MACYr I 'what Is normally es- the visitor._ ... Sliced Breakfast *5C: Heavy,'Stall-Fe l U. S. Grade "A!' BEEF Ga.Shipped Dr.and Dr. 65c
BACON Ik. .. FRYERS Ib._
,
Sq. CH! Cluck Roast, li.. 3cSirlain ,

: Sturdy well made boys
w, trousers that are perfect for
j school and when he "dresses
.'. t i up." Part wool they are wen Benchleg Set
made. Made Just like dad's.
t I Formerly 4.20. Rolled Steel 6.49Balld =a
: .
t
-... your ow. work hence with
roar sturdy Craftamaa w lets
is
;i Punched to attack boardi easily.Witk .
J. a Beeestary kolu. Jail tko
: 12.88Regular : tkiaf for you home workshop.

':,Leva "-'. -. MAMAS** Ea. MAMCBL UWUNCS.CUSSMO... Looks Well : AND WDNTIRETUQNG 1't it necessary for all this blasting
Truman of whistles. at night? You no more
,,, Nome -. Sactruav T.......; BRING h4S WORK b than get to sleep than you are

PI... ,/y DREW PEARSON 1 Hotetee EiTMER.t' .
Musker or Tka Associated r Jerked back to consciousness by a
It",.. Associated Prey la ocuively: en- WASHINGTON-Every White House caller series of lusty blasts that sound
Ie the use for re-oubUc Uo at all
Anted
*.S dispatches accredited to:: actrotherwlM these days comes out of the inner sanctum remarking I like the crack of doom. You can't Ag

accredited to this ' and" on how well and high-spirited Pres. Truman 0 car J C ten me a lot of this isn't done on
the local published hereto
also new*
I bet if of
these
spite. some
pure
of special bowed and dis
AU rights for re-pubUcatmn looks. Expecting him to appear
dispatches herein are also reserved x ( l railroad officials lived as close to*
couraged by the weight of his office, they remark: b the tracks as I do there would bea

"AGE' FRIDAY. JAN. 10. 1947 "He doesnt seem to have a care In the world." r 2 a lot of corks put in those whistles must approve a proposed marketing -

t.- coal strike.-when 4 t and it wouldn't take six monthsto agreement before It is submitted
the
of
[.* TODAY'S THOUGHTS Even during the middle worried sick over illl : l get action either. to the Industry. Then it mustbe

: The angel of the Lord encampeth round about Truman Cabinet members were to the Winter Park J. R.. approved by 50 per cent of the
the economic consequences shippers by volume and 66 2/3 by
:them that fear Him. and delivereth them.-Psalms' House callers
country. White Citrus Statistician Garrett volume of the growers voting In
24.7. came out to report that the President -. 1939 the department would not

seemed to be In fine fettle. Gives Some Price History approve a volume prorate but dida

unofficial explanation is Editor Orlando Morning Sentinel grade and size.
f fear no foe'with Thee at 'band'.to bless; that. One since November, the Presi- I Figures don't lie but liars will I have never known voluntary

Ills have no weight and tears no'bitterness. dent feels that the Republicanshave THE MISSUS TO -J I.figure so here goes. agreement to withhold shipments

Henry' Prancis Lyte. 'removed part of the respon- THE WRONG PLACE FOR A Average yearly shipment-sea- succeed.
'son 1942-43 through 1945-48 ran I recall a meeting In the Harafj
s tibiiity of leadership from his U11Lf PSRESHMENT. i| and truck 4039436S. boxes. Estimate Hotel in Winter Haven many

t Taste Tests for Citrus shoulders. No matter what he :&na,1G' JIMMY WALSH. ,Jy return to Il'Ower-$1.2t. ,years ago when grapefruit was
-r does it can'be right In GOP '. STAR : Average yearly shipments in t bringing red ink those present
I"tT OFTEN TAKES A RED hot' eyes: therefore, he might as well BLUE LINE.INCF. P' four-year periods .1941-42-1930- ; representing 85 per cent of the
*' '":. argument ,- be pnuosopnicai about .... SANfRANCIS soil ._..... ...-.........__......._.,.. HO : 31 rail and boat j crop agreed te restrict shipments
J. ,the hidden facts in .
to bring out a case.. I
1st % and
Truman Another explanation is that period 1.,24&'I'I requested the Clearing Houseto
citrus' Estimate to ', allocate the
:In the recent controversy over since November. Tnunan feels number of- boxes
Sod period =.,::.'1.He-- each could: ship
grade pack and maturity we have heard he is n. longer wider any obUgatlon to carry on PITCHING HORSESHOES Estimate to- irowcY .555 cents Result: : The first week the IS

all sorts' of schemes suggested and'pro. the Booserelt New Deal program. The Novem- 3rd period 21.7994- per cent outside shipped 40 per
ber"balloting showed Hbat the majority of the Estimate to .297 cents cent of the
grower movement, the next
moted. as'means of keeping immature, un-' ,people wanted a change, argue some White Here's A Chance for Million J, Greatest number boxes to auctions week 44 per cent. Then the. plan

r; When most of the shooting is over along 1\ desert the Roosevelt program for his own. to grower .12 cents. Only with the aid of the USDA

comes Dr., Paul.L. Harding, a USDA expert Whatever'the explanation the President seems I'I'f By HUT lOSEHow'd as a French subject and whisked her out of War, Smallest' number boxes. Season with power to enforce can we successfully -
1944-45.; 1.218,713 to hope to
with a record of 11.,years of fact- J}I to be the height of good humor at all tunes. StandIng you like.to make a hundred thousand dol- saw.We Estimated largest; crop grower harvested 8148 Even then I doubt restrict if It shipment can be
,
finding ,to backup: the feasibility of, taste, In a' corridor of Congress Monday readyto lars quick? All you have to do is write a good next meet up with her in St.Petersburg The season 1945-46. 86.000000. Re- done successfully with a grade and
of the Union message he was who'kept In that only'
deliver his State fellow her caviar season was
tests-eating.tests.-.- _: who asked i. movie scenario around the life til Lola Montex.i turn to grower 146. size prorate
bantering with Republican Senators the Czar of all the Russias.
the Estimated smallest crop harvested CHAS A. OARRETT
The reporter'cOvering story calls" whether he would propose a program which Republicans I Before you rush to the typewriter I think I In Dresden. Franc Uut walked out on his -season 1931-32..2UIU23; Kissimmee

,. the taste idea ,'new and revolutionary. t could support. I ought to teU you practically every major studio wife and children for Lola. In Paris she bet turn to grower. .46. -I|

? -' His adjectives strong and. his. enthusi- 1 ""Don't worry about that," shot back the Chief 1 I has burned up a couple of hundred thousand simo- witched Alexandre. Dumas, the great French Highest return to 1t'01i'er-eea- SchoofActiyities

asm plain. ," Executive. "I'm sure we're 'lol11.to get along ,I novelist. son 1944-45. $1.62. :
jf icons trying to get a good shooting script In ,
t, But taste and eating tests are about as an, right during this Congress." i Then for the first time. Lola fell in love- Smallest return to grower-sea- To Be DiscussedMiss
; life Lola made stooges of a dozen princes and kings.In with a radical journalist named Oujaorier Her son 1932-33 jQ2
f the Neanderthal Homo .
; man.
new as, sapi-
The above estimates for
are the
Government In Exile: A distinguished Il'OUp' death she's made monkeys of a hundred story might have ended here, but the young radical I Sara Lorn Hammond primary -
has been and liking or tasting 16
for the entire
ens tasting past seasons
i1. ex-New Dealers ''Were gathered at a meeting of !i scenario writers. talked out of turn and was killed In a duel State. specialist State Departmentof
and various of foods since
discarding types Education will meet with teacher
the Union for Democratic Action the other day. Let me give you a sketchy outline of her career. with fixed guns. Lowest ratio for color-added oranges -
4. What hedidn't like in. [ ,. of the primary grades of
cave man .days. Including )(ra..Roosevelt. ex-OPA Chester Bowles. Tack it on your wall and send out for a, months Henry, Prince of Reuss. offered to, make her 8.5 to 1. schools at 3 Orlando to

t., those days, he didn't'eat.Today what. he. OPA founder Leon Henderson. Paul Porter, another provisions.. If iou: can a Princess, but she, patted him' on the cheek; and Lowest ratio for' natural. colored the Marks St. School p-m. Monday to discuss

,doesn't like he 'doesn't buy. OPA chief and ex-housing, ..&dminJ.stratDr.W'llson. shape it up for Technlsolor kept moving. 1 oranges a to 1. primary grade activities.

Wyatt. :: ; theyH build :you a "I Lola was 27 when she turned up In Munich., I Lowest for grade A 8 A to 1. 'i t I I Teachers of the Intermediate
'rpHE ART OP TASTING has been highly Boris Shishktor chief economist for the AF of I* shincilla-lined shimming ',W r They told her she want good enough to danceat Grade A is a half point higher grades of all Orange County

t JL developed in some'food and beverage strode into the room. Taking one look. at the distinguished : pool' before you can say FOl &iE ,< King Ludwlc'at..rlte theater. She scratch for Color-add early oranges is half., than point color-add.higher Schools School will meet at the Marks St.
Tuesday at 3 for
: pjn. sim
lines. In France for scores and:scores of group he. remarked": Pandro S. Berman. STIllY 'r ed her way past the palace guards to the King's for midseason fruit. .. lIar discussions.: Supervisor of

'i years wine tasters have been dipping their "The government. In exile! Lola Montez was born OF LILA 1 room, and without music went Into her dance The Secretary of Agriculture Schools R. Earl Klpp. announced.
*
In Ireland In 1818 Her Ludwig of Bavaria wilted. She' took over his -
tongues in- various;' vintages'and advising'Idheir Who Started Portal fight: Some of the biggest square _monicker was heart and. with it, his kingdom. Aaner IS rr.,._. .......

I; patrons as to,quality and price. lawyers on Wan St. are now burning the midnight Marie Gilbert. When she ( her influence. Il Heads Movement f
Under Ludwig liberalized schools
On,Nassau St. in New York coffee buyers -. oil trying to figure out ways and means of beating j was two. her father took o cancelled censorship and kicked out the reactionary .
t have been employed .as tasters for portaJ-to-port.allanulta. while high-paid lobbyistsare I
her to India. I guess the / cabinet. When his sister the Empress of Austria,
\ -ears.- The art of tea tasting ancient. pulling wires' to stop portal-to-portal back j curry powder got In her tried to.bribe Lola to leave him she showed Lud- HORIZONTAL 61 Hereditary '

And now comes a proposal that oranges payments. i blood. When she was 17 wig the letter and tossed tIn the fire. He made 1.8 Pictured units mhos

*t be marketed on a basis 'of taster-eating What.these high-powered legal brains don't I her mother arranged for her Baroness., leader ofOxford VERTICAL.

quality. The idea isn't new but it is funda- .knew, however, Is that a (5-a-week CIO organIser. her to marry a rich: old group 1 Melee

mental. ,*-. 'io.*. '. Ben Eisklnd. formerly with the CIO mine. party. She decided to do An organized mob appeared under her window, movement 2 Treat
we'llace 'mM. and smelter. workers, concocted the Idea : her own arranging, and r jeered and threw stones. She stepped out on her 13 Returns '. ,
Perhaps profession,
a new IS Rear 3 rootless
which Is causing them,so much trouble : eloped with a subaltern balcony and poured champagne on their heads.
established-citrus:: tasters advising buyers : named James. A year later she turned up to Eng Finally the generals told Ludwig to choose between 18 Eager 4 Find fault

like'Keene,' Fosgate, Griffin, Carleton and It was Rlskind-not a lawyer-who pored over' land with, a good-looking fellow named Lennox: Lola and his kingdom. The old King ordered 17 Continent 5 Kentucky :2 Presume Ireland
the rest of them to the quality, the 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act .passed primarily 19 Female horse ab.
as eating her arrest When a mob came to get her,she ( ) 25 Mohammedan 48 Deprivement
and ,* I to halt sweatshop conditions In, the needle In London, she bought a mantilla and a pair ,Scoundrel Surety filth
vj oranges, grapefruit tangerines j must be put on her jewels and walked proudly through her 21 Lets fall 49 Note ef
that
..At,any rate Dr. Harding's,experiments' trades.paid "for and hour which worked provides: Those employes last threewords of castanets In a pawnshop and changed her enemies to a waiting barouche. No one could bring 23 Headed 7 Russian rfverS -37 Dispenses Guieto'i scat

;:.., ,..uf' interesting; and ,show andao .. ,: ,tar noun;worked" seemed awfully important name to Lola Montez, She sweet-tailed the. man.ascent ,himself.to molest her. When she had driven off, 24 Morindin dye f f'itCab.: ) 30 Neither 10 Fish .
His '
"Be ,judged from'a,taste ',
TO&ldnd. but at first he coWdn'eftD'get his own job. Halfway through her dance .. 10 Repast *Oriental plant 91 WdfKotmd
on openInl"It1ch&a
Taste ,test' for' rad ,*, Ludwig watching was knocked O\fcr.and trampled.In 2 S Higher
,r maturity an ;. f .CIO colleagues Interested. nobleman she had cold-shouldered got up/ 8w1tzft'lancS.5be married It Stop 3S Spite 52 Sainte (ab)
eating quality standards are,, the ,fundamental . *Ftaa3y, however, he sold his Idea to Lee Press and hollered, "Swindle She's from Jrelandt" The and was arrested for bigamy. She an Jumped Army ban officer and, 28 South latitude 12 Sewing tool 38 Declaims! 53 Be>erage
man. CIO general counsel and persuaded him tots ai-'V Enervate 3.Nullify 37 Half
answer to qur citrus marketing British audience hooted the hockshop senorita came: to America. She kept dancing and marryingright an emS
problem, we believe. The' industry must' >rt cult on behalf of the CIO metal miners who out of thetheater. across the continent. II Chinese rtver .CUMU P Exempli
had to spend extra time traveling through. mine 31 Wayminulitt 21 Hardened 4S Caves gratis (at.,
find some means of controlling :individual During the Gold Rush she the TexasGamin 3)
She went to Brussels and sang In the streets was
hafts to their point of work.PreoMoan .
greed,for money for the good of the industry ,. "for pennies.. A young Indent sold his books t. of the Barbary Coast On a side-trip to sufflx ," Q ''L

aSa, whole. _' nude a thorough study of the question pay her fare to Wanaw. She wangled an engagement Australia she horse-whipped an editor and clawed 34 Mire I'. ..
discovered. that'' In Europe miners were at the Opera House Prince Paskievich. a prima donna who snubbed her. In 18(1, she 35 His movement

Tta,Size'of:: .'Owr StaKim paid from the time bey entered the nine; that Conqueror of Poland saw her dance and offered returned to New York got religion and. died. She is known I. !J'1 .

In Arisen portai-t.-portal pay :was the basic her a palaee. She told this CO-year-oId dwarf togo did aU this living In 43 years. .

MR..BILL HICKEY president of the.Or'. ,law of the State and that Montana. had passed take a flying Jump In the Baltic. The next I can't begin to put down to a brief column all rearmament III I :_ a

High School Athletic Assn.,and' o a'...-&aI-to--&aI law that later was. kfile* 'y night the Prince sent a risque to hiss her off the the shenanigans of this Wild heart. Tile complete 37 Presses 1E4 r- -f ,.

justly'jealous .of,his'organization's reputation ;' the State Supreme,Court. < stage. LoU stopped the music stepped. down to. story. would make 'The Razor's Edge" look like a 49 Area measure Il'j; ,- wl.:

published figures that,the stadium. will_ seat against the,Tennessee Coal and Iron.Co.. a subsidiary The Poles pitched the conqueror's hecklers. Into audience So far would no one believe has been It. able to'write it so an (ab)

abut 8200 persons.: of U. 8.. Steel. This turned out to be one I the alley and carried her Maybe you can. 43 Exclamation' .
on their shoulders If you do. there a little verse of Edna St. Vin- +a .. .,.. .... ...,
:These figures are correct as of today'sseating of the most Important cases In labor history; but through the streets singing songs of Independence cent MiUay's X wish J'OU'd use for an introduction 44BoJ" f.; .- "
big corporation lawyers at the time failed to grasp Paskievich ordered her ; 49 Flood ... ,
arrest. She barricaded her ,
: arrangement, Mr..Hickeysays. But- "Mr candle burns at both ends b"J" I :
Its significance. The ease finally got up to the door and 51 Part .
threatened
to shoot the first soldier
Mr. Maurice .KresSler.! who designed the who It win not last the night: .
-- ,n :>0
Supreme Court which ruled In 1942 m.fa.w of entered. :92 Followers "
I They were about to burn down III
her house riI
But ah.
stadium claims my foes, and oh.
that if Orlando were to my friendsIt -
.. portal-to-portal by a'5-4 decision. Next year, when the French Cdnsul,came along, claimed hef gives a lovely lights"been .34 Jot '. ..
squeeze,the customers in as is done'at the John L. Lewis taking a cue from CIO attorneys. ;;ss Wing-shaped

."We could put some wooden\bleachers teat portal-to-portal other industries and started I *4 Hebrewj .. I W

at both ends and pack in a crowd of at least the now famous Mount Clemens Pottery case j wtics _
This required Its employee to be In the Bilbo Had '
13,000: if we had an attraction that would company Many Backers,
draw the people ".Hickey said. plant li minutes before the actual starting time
and the Supreme Court has now ,held this to be
The Athletic Assn.. still owes about $28- i
working time. > WBTIIOOK rccui
his
I crime except the exercise
000 on the stadium., It is retiring the bonds AH last Summer:CIO chief ThO Murray and his WASHINGTON-It would be unfair to Harold of a nasty disposition

and paying the interest at the rate of better legal,staff discussed the significance of the Supreme L Ickes and Joseph that he was bona with, and no worse.! Tune InTONIGHT
Ouffey. until
than $2,000 year. Court act and what theahould do about ttAll \) Just now a surely, than many another In the party of

"If our" present Income continues orgrows last year also the same Wan St. legal talent Senator from Pennsylvania to say that Sen. Theodore humanity? I

we will have the stadium paid for which had ignored the importance of the Wagner J Bubo, of Mississippi, is less beloved of his T. accuse him u a grafter, exploiting. the II

Act a decade before seemed to Ignore the ),Iount brethren who jeered the fallen and apparently, I
in 10 years or less, he figures.All t power and influence of Ms office for private "
of which is fine business Indeed.It Clemens decision. They filed no briefs u a friend dying little peckerwood out oftown and on his
of the court but let the case be battled' out by relatively -' gala la to repudiate the holy example of MMwho

is our contention,that the stadium needsat obscure lawyers > way to the operating table. Be la cheap and he Is . vied. the Pr..Ueney t. swindle a gullible I

least 15.000 seats before Orlando will be Ironically It was management which finally ornery. but: Ickes confessed himself a miser and grocery nun .f $UI..*. on a loan.

able to attract topnotch: football teams and made up Murray. mind to start the billions of dol 1 Ouffey owed an Income tax for I
His operations differed only In detail and
pay for them lars' worth of suits now rolling through the courts. {years and years.

A careful check ofMr..Hickey's claimsshould When Murray saw business preparing Its anti-labor| Bilbo at least,cever pretendedthat magnitude, but not In principle,'from that of Rep I

be made at.once..Jf. merely by 'restricting legislation In the new Congress, he decided to fight. he lived only to serve the Coffee of the State of Washington a New Dealet at 8:00: P. M.

the width of seats to normal back. Best way to consolidate: his union membership < common man. and be deserves.a E. of high degree whose price for obtaining s contract

-' he figured was'to show them what a fat measure of respect for that. His for a bidder on a hospital Job was S3. 00. Hi
stadium space, we can seat 10,000 it shouldbe worst fault and his. fatal one,was I *
plum the union could win; how workers who'venever [ is but one of a whole gallery of sticky-fingered
done at once. had $500 to the bank could look forward to I i I that be lacked the Jovial grace of Imposters whose Dames will soon be coming lute I

Then planners for a Florida same: and getting three times that much to a lump cum i the late Pat Harrison often elected view DOW that the Republicans control the committees Your NBC Station

next year's Tangerine: Bowl game could through the portal-to-portal auitsI .. I In the same State of Mississippi and have the power to examine. the loeoeu, I
and under the same laws who enJoyed t\ tax returns.

D. Roosevelt the friendship and of Pr nklia ... The Drpartaaent .r Jactire has. been. tricky i l ..
the j
respect of'
_; I.I.Orlando I Morning Sentinel Radio Program I It |! many of the same hypocrites who g--' ---- ... and running down. to. BOW ta smothering tax 't.--:

I States Soaring air show will be :.W. C. Pedersen president of Waverly Florida Sheriffs' Assn. closed its.'' Florida

Califppalruitj Workers ReadyFor held at the Sanford Municipal Growers Co-operative here, said yesterday that "there are two-day mid-Winter meeting here State advertising commission will
meet in Jacksonville Saturday to
Airport March 1 and 2. when f few growers or shippers who realize the magnitude of their j yesterday with the election of consider. continuing schedules of

championships will be sought un- f citrus problemsMany growers do not have an opportunity -Alex Uttlefield of DeLand as the national advertising programand

der the sant.ton of the Soaring : to acquaint themselves with vital facts concerningthe president.Jim plans for a vigorous promotional -

Suffers :Slump'kciol'toi State Fair Society of America George : marketing of their crop" I Black of Orlando was campaign through the

Touhy. air show general manager,f Pedersen, whose organisation named as fifth congressional district Spring and Summer months.
are alike. This can- \I
seasons year
announced 'today. Sponsors area director by the group. Gor. Millard Caldwell is
[ ; *,Maminrf Sentinel] ISpeoo!'to'Orlando Morning""Sentinel] the Senior,and Junior CofC. Is one of the In largest the world food said cooperatives nery inspectors report that our' Other officers named were chairman of the d.. rU5i..cro.ml..I.

LAKELAND-The recent sharp With grapefruit was better on Nov. I' Jurant T St. ...
TAMPA preliminaries Shepherd. Augustine but if he Is not able
slump in California orange prices out of the way and all space allotted Results of a recent soaringmeet some .f the sunesuMiDI'. than it was in January. last year. first'Ice president; B&rkley to attend the session will be

has made the Western fruit more to exhibitors. Florida State held here justified enlarging offered "are good and should be "Texas." he said -held off Cause, Marianna. second vice presided over by J. SaxUnUoyd

competitive with Florida oranges Fair's 45-acre modem exposition the field of competitors to put maid effect; others have not. shipments this year until late president Todd Tucker. Clearwater of Daytona Beach vice

from one standpoint but qualityof plant'was taken over this week by pilots who wish to vie for been thought out clearly. Some '(October and their market is In secretary; J P. Hall Green chairman
Florida fruit has improved regional titles he said. The cons spring from a selfish point of
an army af painters-- carpenters condition than Cove Springs, treasurer; and W.
even worse ours.
somewhat in the meantime;' according and artisans who will design and tests are authorised by the National ' view and others make them E. Van Loon, .Jacksonville. field Plans for the meeting have been
to reports of Florida Citrus build what Gen. Mgr. P. T.Strieder Aeronautical Assn Touhy without being fully acquainted Pedersen continued. "The fact secretary. arranged by: James. I* Cartwright

Commission: dealer_ ,service men. I contends will be the added. with marketing problems, that you buy a cantaloupe earlyin of Jacksonville member from the
r the season that does not have second district. The meeting will
most magnificent agricultural. and H. Few sales managers have ventured -
In for the Chicago Mgr. R. Gorier
report
a Injury to
an the flavor desired does not be called to order at 10 &.IlL
Industrial exhibit ever staged in of the their opinions on what
for Jan 3. one service man Browning
area 4
said movement of fruit Is slow, the:South.. Municipal Airport should be done. mean you will never buy anotherone Delays/ Board WorkTALLAHASSEE Members of the commissionhave
that but that
and the wholesale trade on the, I .t Topping the Industrial picture has.been Instrumental "No matter which way we turn. year merely you : IAP1 Recoveryof Indicated that Florida ad.
win hold off buying another until -
whole,, believes the lagging acceptance this year will be the electrical 1 n 1 f our problem is aWl one of supply taste to Com. Jerry. V/ Carter from vertlsiag Brine the nest few
buy
tempts
of navels Is due mainlyto f bringing the meet and demand and we nave overproduction I your you months will place a strong ....
exposition sponsored by Tampa \ ; !aain. minor injuries received in a recent
their,.generally, poor eating. Electric Co.. and presented by ; here by calling ;, < until we find markets Pedersen thought "a little tightening automobile accident win enable phasls on the State as a Spring

quality. 40 of the nation's leading manu the attention of to take. our fruit at' profitable j of standards" would be well I the Railroad Commission to hold and. Summer recreational aria.

He added "one opinion expressed W. B.. BABE DOUGLASS for facturers. pilots and air enthustasu J j!!prices. I"but not to the extent that supplies four public hearings next week: on Other members of the
frequently with regard to Florida mer Columbia County sheriff and of this The Waverly head who Is chairman would be held oft from schedule Ctaa. W. B. Douglass tag commission who wU attend
Some 350 modem to customers -
oranges.-.and this is borne out by resident Lake City. has become- appliances I section to the advanced of the Shippers Advisory'i iI who willing to good said yesterday the Jacksonville meeting are Nathan -
and are
lessen office pay
factory
observation retail stores-is that chairman of the Florida Railroad home the facilities ,I Committee one of the'1..0 mar. for them. Part of this However. the Commission post Maya commissioner of agriculture
drudgery will be displayed] as 1 money
Florida grading standards shouldbe Commission succeeding Eugene S. .exhibition in FlorIda for aircraft at1 keting agreement groups made problem." Pedersen saId. "can be poned until further notice Orlando ; R. A. Gray secretary of
: tightened and adhered to Matthews of Starke recently: re- first of post-war dishwashers J the local field.The I the statements in a bulletin to solved by processing the fruit hearings set for Jan. IS on applications State: Perry R. Marsh St Peters.
new type refrigerators I II
"
obtain maximum prices. tired. Douglass has been chairman I Waverly members."I .
possibW'ties ; of the Sentinel-Star burg; Braden Ball Pensacoia J.
,
a home heaters washingand I when it is at its best but our
There were, several comments and has been a have heard growers condemn'the '
twice: before of this area abundant will demand that Express and Knollenberg's Motor T. LarImore Miami. and JamesA.
about slow retail movement from ,,member of the commission 14 ironing machines, r Citrus Commission' the SAC supply Belle
conditioners and dozens of other 1, Higgins for staring and we use every outlet possible to obtain Transfer for hauling certificates. Ball Jr. of Glade
.
Christmas to early January, and and the GAC. and even threaten
,
years.'Sanford gliding were recently recognized by "
:
contrIvances intended for the a market for it.
said the shipping be I
most reports 'their existence. This might
I who participated
Paul Tuntland
' holiday was helpfuL '. modern convenience, day and man comfort and woman.of the 'in the thunderhead project at Pine ,:okay if they had something to offer Defending color-added.. Peder- I i GRAY HAIRS need worry you no more"
"Among the chains: and wholesalers Steve to take their place but so far sen commented "Who wouldn't
a Radio Castle and by Virginia and
I have not heard one criticism [ Featured In the electrical exposition i Bennis. nationally known soaring there has been nothing offered. like to have a natural color w... J;,Brandf* EAU DENNA HAIR COLORER

: on the shipping,holiday. a' ? which occupies the "Back In the 20s, growers were orange that looks as good or
"in New York instructors, the latter two having i .In cover tray hair In 1 to 30: minute *o
commission man better than color-added
DeSolo oranges -
V. 8. Government
huge downhearted by the problem
school located at the I that you would not know H ever wa gray
wrote.. Another New ,York Tepre- \ Exposition Bid,, will be General a gliding they bad. The supply as it Is ? I would if it were possible It I* liquid. One appbc.tioauk a teeth
centative'said "fruit, in general, Station Okayed Electric's "House of Magic" I airport. new was greater than demand. to get It early in the sea- brush. doe it. No pack. N. roes. ;
has been of good'quality and has first shown at the New York The technical angles scheduleof Disaster was depicted when the I son. I would even Just as.soon ANYONE: CAN PIT IT ON '

:brought: good prices-. However the World Fair but.since modern- events. hangar facilities and State's crops might reach 4* have an orange that was a little Yon get a natural color: N. one win

market is still lower on the average' SpeooJ to Orlando Mommo .sentinel lied and;brought up to date. 1 servicing of planes are of being the work-San- i million boxes. green if, I knew It was ripe but I .It uapect fott and' hutreuaihem d coloras
ed out by Browning
than is'neceaary'due'to''fruit'of SANFORD-FCC. approval Of I Here will be shown the electrical Aviation. Mr. and Under stress of no returns togrowers buyers are not all alike." streak"*-oo ipota-ust a uniform color.
ford School of c'stupor. c'-
color scarred. "
poor bruisedkor that science Is now house '' "There is only one reason. he REDDISHIt
scarred." "**.' James Rivers' application permit appliances Mrs. Bennis. and Tuntland. a clearing was organized WILL NOT TtRX
perfecting for the future ranges! where growers and shippers t I said "for shippers using color- win not rob off n stays on several
r, f.The' Boston market "has to establish a radIo' station I that cook meats,fowls and other Co-chairmen of show activitiesare I could work together and out added, and that is a good one. month' It doe not turn ndd...... Black

fl, shown, some strength"' though here was announced yesterday on : edlbl-s in less than a second tiny CofC.Mgr.and Edward Pres.Higgins...Jack. Ratigan Seminole of lof this development grew our present ',l.They use it because the customer. sea stays bathing black' color sun permanent stay put.waving Shampooing turf

,. immediate'store 'delivery'was 1400 kilocycles with 250 watt power ;I motors that neat or cool buildings the Junior CofC. Pres. W. V. Bit 1 organization. But In contrast : prefes it that way" in* or straightening iron.nothmc take Hou
'*. curtailed ated store traffle OmitC without the use of fuel and many to disposing of a 20-miHlon-box 1 1I Yon can cover any (ray n*matter IMIW
and.unlimited time. I i. ting has appointed H. H. Coleman. or how Caused. It also. take at .
ed to bare essentials. and I Iceland's elected
anew devices certain to replace household assembly
last
I| at that time we. year .
crop AU Color
the root BLACK; stays BLACK.
I- sleet:storms. The retort said .J.,L.: Ingley. president of San] drudgery with push button Lea Lesber. Clarence Redding,and j'disposed of an miHion-box'I known as the Althing was established Star Put.nOXDFRFCL. .
good consumer acceptance "*1U ford Atlantic National Bank here. I officials AI Lee to serve for the Seminole j inthe 030. '
simplicity, say. crop. i t year. .__ FOR TOUCHING CP r .
,4 Interesting I chamber and JayCee. members are
,, be enjoyed .n Florida ettrusfrom \' is responsible .for j jI Pedersen said many suggestions You can put It on Just vherc needed.
new.until the deal ends." Rivera in,coming to Sanford. and Defeated Solons Bob Carries and Chick Lasater. were being offered to "help our I II Can be used,over' other dye ... where. powdered bennas Save been .....

_"On good quality' fruit retail has worked with him together I deal The old try' "stop shipping FLOOR FURNACES Does Not Interfere With P.nncmenWa'rinq

.: prices are in line with wholesale with the Chamber of Commerce to I Federal Aid FLORIDIANA i i fruit until It is at its best or until I ForCITY I run direction In each boa in Eorllsh and Sp.tilA. CAUTION. ''V..
prices.; the-Boston, man found. complete the project., [ Seek a certain date crops up every GASAUTOMATIC i a* directed on label" Color. ; Black. Dark Brown Medium Brown LlihtBrown.
I.I Drab Blonde l.to*>* slate color ......} Price per bee
,'On poorer -quality fruit retail ,Rivers telephoned,, Ingley as I WASHINGTON tAPJ AH Fonda year." he 1alS.MNo, doubt some : CONTROLS $3 tecludinc Federal Tar.I

prices are discounted In proportionto teen as the approval was granted ,.Georgia and Alabama repre-' Jail Displeases Improvement can be made toward -
the quality',It is noted not too and Mgr. Edward Higgins ef isentatives eliminated in 1S46 elections , preventing too sour fruit from I Orlando Appliance Co., Inc. PHARMACY
much of this
in retailors'poor quality hands."fruit, remains - I the CofC received a simultaneous -with the exception of Helen t leaving the State. It.. a difficult Ut N. Orange Are. Phono 4S37 I 115 S. Orange Ate.MCELROY'S. Orlando, FT*.

In Philadelphia,'. it.,was found telegram ,from Rep.4f Joe Douglas Mankin of Georgia-have matter to set any date as no two I

that "despite the shipping holiday Hendricks. applied for pensions under the Irate'Prisoner

just ended'there 'appears. -to;be A downtown location chosen by Congressional reorganization actNone .t
of them can draw pensions
plenty- of Florida .fruit at. all Rivers, who was in Sanford a few f
become 62. Each
until
they
levels.' _The;
California pricewerer{gcHta a completion. Ingley said. Rivera vociferously1 Tuesday s '
to qualify. Mrs. Mankln who was tplained
wi.
Me play the fruit advertised& .
,at 19 cents to 38 cents a doses informed Ingley that he expectedto elected in February 1946. to com- about conditions in the prison be- f

.It was predicted:"<
arriving In rood condition on establishment' 'of the speck resigned Is not eligible .for *received an added ten days in stir

-will get a ready market" station.. the pensIon.. for his trouble . "I couldnt:

Baltimore. where conditions were. Last October this application I Those listed on House sergeant- Asleep 1 in Jail last night. he told

alt local and eoonty iufsulseia'. Staa'GetS. Road; both have eight" years service and prisoner threatened to commit t
.U serve K aa oftea ae beuu ae.":' could qualify for $1.882 annually suicide if he was not released, and
Ways ef meat** .rw a required - was promptly returned to his cell
with minimum of
Bids for'WorkIn a. payment $2-
:
F Item net eedy.. fat Platys 716. for a longer stay when he waved
"
*'but nationally, 'were d....... t several razor blades about too
'
The FCC nan wall laid there are: Nine Counties his
freely proving point
l' now 735 school te Florida par., Stabilization Said f 1f 1f "If
TALLAHASSEE Beginning
tlelpating In "the :lunch tout rAP I
program, and these are .atrTing 1 a new fiscal year the State Road College Wants Whale
Job
,U....._chJture daQy., : _. /f't Dept. yesterday received apparentlow Management's. ;F ANYONE HAS a whale feedoesnt

;California competition Is tough bids totaling $2403,762 for 43 BOCA RATON' IAP1 Raymond !I want Swarthmore I
for Florida In the Canadian miles of road and bridge work In would be
oranges Bowles, .Armstrong Cork Co. College officials happyt. .i
markets but,the juice ftttua nine co ntlea.l: The department Is executive yesterday told membersof know about It . .- Marine

tion 1.1 :brlghterl14t..fttaBSual. the lone State agency operatingon the National Association of Studios said Dr.'Lawrence Irving W aj
Florida Juice is reported" to be.the a calendar: year basis The 1947 I
Manufacturers, that employment'stabilization of the college's soology department
'.only one on sale m the whole mar- budget. In which the propects forresterday'l studioto
had asked the
was the primary responsibility
ket.f *.- bids will be Included.
A -checkup: 'In'Roche ?. K.,T, will not be adopted formally until of top management help In obtaining a whale

and in Scranton and Wilkes Barre later hi the month.>However, the Bowles.- speaking before the deceased or otherwise -for studyof

!Pa brought the report that *the projects may be carried over from some 200 representatives of the their respiratory processes

.carlot 1 receivers: and;-wholesaler year to.year at the-discretion. of nation's largest businesses said Inasmuch as they are able to / 4 .

pre-holiday consumer demand was Counties., "is not something to be tossed to . .
an added ald.ne Question as to
the personnel or other department
some
what win be the outcome of the -
Crackdown' I
holiday as-far as the price level Gambling -it Involves every maJor Carillonneur PlansSotureay : 'J

:on !'1orkIa.. tecaneenMd-ts.now Nebs 24 in Miami; function of the company, from ConcertLAKE t .
production planning and
foremost everybody's. mind. If finance
(the result Is a considerably higher MIAMI tAP Miami's, crackdown right down to the shipping plat WALES API Carmon- .

price on Florida:then there will against gambling resulted in form. new Anton Brees has announced ..
be a golden opportunity toe Call- the arrest of 24 persons" includingtwo I the following program for his Saturday

.cpnform wiUvjffeeent+ prices.'l ; which was activated after the ab- from head Injuries received when "Country. Gardens." Grainier *t>
*, andonment of the vice squad. he was struck by a mail crane as ff
Another a ct < Worship the K1nc.Ha7dn; "My
.v M aame 'he
leaned out of his speeding ,
rab>ert resulted frees Yank qii Y i I train. Faith Looks Up to Thee. Mason, : ; A
-5 :ta Brooklyn and New demand after the fruit was auctioned I f The accident occurred "love Divine. All Love Excelling.

where It was reported "the retail .. I St t' Sparr. Fla. near Zundel: "Iowa Corn 8o J." Rlley-
Wednesday Pate
prices en Florida oranges elthlndependeat *, A Chicago report noted "there leaned from his cab as to Bot ford; Alma Mater of Iowa
Merve for the seem to be two strong opinions on engine pickup : Collate: "The Old Refrain"

past few cia,........ been def.- J, the recent holiday. Many: seem to a message from a telegraphoperator. Kreisler The Star Spangled Ban ,
.
nitely ,running*out .* Boo.of, think that the holiday will ner.
'course. It mast be, eensMeredthat strengthen the market, while His fireman. A.G. Claude WHd- .

caused a heavy shortage. and It holiday will be a great help to and ran to a'""a nearby highway
4 was n question ef supply aad. _Texas and California shippers." where h* hailed a car to take the Vets Rejoin Navy t
t I injured man to an Ocala hospital.. a '
z..i' =: '
VCUP SA NOW Pour Central Florida veteran
TI
__ ,
Lirestock'Market f of Naval service m World War n ,
THIS FRIDAY AND SATUBDAY ONLY sot I yesterday were accepted for re-en ,

Volstead Act., ', |I:.Says S Rule Will Four Mack Win DoublesMatch
as
Prohibition .pea-seasMi recruiting of football talent Is the

ins bit of "purification" that resembles so closely'' the anti-hard Assails

'. amendment that made se many bootleggers millionaires i Group Rebuilds Club

\ It's a noble thought. It undoubtedly will be healthy as orange I Not Be Kept at TampaTAMPA

juice If It works. But it will work only If colleges and college coaches I i PHILADELPHIA 'API The ,

want it to wore. And do they They're still drawing their mazoola, Benefit GamesST. Philadelphia Athletics yesterday !:
on,the basis of producing winners. I: LEXINGTON.: Ky. API The handed veterans George McQuinn.: TAP Jack Tuero of

t' Ten 'will get you one. coaches will spend more time figuring j NCAAs new so-caned: "purity Gene DeSautels and Tuck Stain f, New Orleans seeded third in the
annual Dixie Tennis Tournament
ways to beat the anti-recruiting rap than the average business man '1. code" prohibiting, off-campus recruitment PETERSBURG tAPl The I back their unconditional releases met his first real opposition yesterday -

spends shaving his annual income tax obligations.The I of athletes was branded National Federation of High'', as Connie Mack moved again too in Richard -Bud" Hart of

: anti-recruiting tul is only one prong of a six-pronged pitchfork { by Dr. W. D. Funkhouser. Southeastern School Athletic Associations ;yesterday build a young ball club and flag Miami and had to go all out to win

designed to set collegiate football stables in order. Conference secretary: yesterday r'r, ., LoulS a't renewed its attack, on winner. 6-2.8-6.
There's plenty. of pitching to be done before the stable is clean. as a ""ridiculous" measure ? u bowl i In the only other men's singles
*. a _-i "widely publicized games"and Last Winter after the Athletics: match played Russell Bobbitt of
that "takes I SEC back to other post-season high school
: us
had finished in the American
While the NCAA ,loosely applied the term "athletics In their contests which require lengthy Atlanta seeded fourth easily' dis-
where we were 20 ;years ago. League cellar for patched Tom Burke. No. 6 of Rego
reform code they were hitting football like Bronco Nagurski used travel and "excessive loss of
1 i official of the umpteenth Park L L 5 6 2.
The plain-speaking -1.
i -
-h
.to.smack: a line. Basketball probably the other sports too. in some school time"A time the 84-year-
.sections of.the country are as highly: subsidized.as football. But not the open-dealing SEC termed the report on policy for sanctioning old Mack announced Mea's doubles saw the favored
here In the South. j mule I i, an Idea that never'bad been contests and a statement of he would teams advance t* the quarterfinals -

&'If this thing works out like the NCAA has Indicated it win ft'sgoing adhered to. never would be and "cardinal athletic principles' for live to have another as expected. No. 1 team.
one that could not be enforced. the association both flayed this pennant hen and Frank Guernsey of
to be awful wet for F.U'PIoWtaI'. The ban on wholesale re- >- -
-t-
Warming up to the subject he type of game. winner And. said Orlando gained a default front
ermlting on the 'surface builds a neat picket fanee around I,scored the parent body's action as I .The athletic principles. resultIng Mack, he was go- Jack Calkins and A. L. Schuster
eacapuse of colleges fencing in the lads with the long green "e'j j j! an effort to "make us out the goat from nationwide suggestions ing to develop .f Miami. Bobbin and Bitsy

roam the hinterlands for Trippi's. TUweU's. GOmers. etc 1 I I because our conference has been and presented by A. Willis of youngsters to win Grant. seeded second romped
f |Imagine Wally Butts up at Georgia being unable to send Quni- open-handed In the matter of sub- Chicago executive secretary of that championship. ever Tony. Vincent and Brace

ton Lumpkia or some'other talent hunter down here a cash-offer sidization and other dealings if 4* : the Illinois HSAA. recommended Johnson of the University ef

'for Bob Neyland at Tennessee who used to show up at basketball School and athletic authorities controlled in such a way as to move seemed to In women's singles, Betty Hul-

tournaments here each Spring',as regularly: as the referees. And you throughout the Southeastern avoid the elements of professionalism Mack arout Mack's bert of the University of Miami
'' he said that the unhidden
agree and
of talent scouts. Or and commercialismwhich statement blanked Ellen McMasters. St.
cant leave out the University Florida's squad }
policies of their own loop concern- tend to grow up in connection was faintly reminiscent of the old -:4.: 6 0. Miss Hul-
II Petersburg -
any of the rest of them." They duck in and duck out of this section.] ing acquisition of athletic talent 3 .
rr with widely publicizedbowl days when Mack broke up championship bert Is seeded second behind Doris
had been followed in a secret man-
C barnstorming trips clubs to to .or on the '
i YjYI' games go Hart of Miami who did not Play
ner by members of other confer
and interstate or Intersection younger players
lt. 'I'ences contrail to,written regula- -+.O.fCFI'AGixx o acv o ;'. o I sSMfO -- contests which require excessive The releases were the second yesterday Laura Lou Jahn of Ft. Lauderdale

I tiNevertheless.. the SEC win travel expense or loss of school major step in the As rebuilding the 14-year-old State worn-
time or which are claimed to month. Earlier. ens defeated Betty
a p..p I program within a champion
humbly change its regulations to
QPfT be Justified by educational vacationing in 6 1 6 0.OUwr .
S I v Connie Mack-now : Washington. Tampa -
conform with the principles adopted
/ travel values.
Gstot/u wombs
t by the ;national association he California appointed ArthufEhim ......* de bK.i .
,said. 1 I J T. C. Ferguson of Baltimore. farm system!\ i WfflhuB.. *.* CUd IA.... TMP*.
."U..e didn"t..e would be black. reporting on sanctions declared rected him to spend as much as $1 ,4C-- lira Mcktr* sad CbwtM MMBr -
I' L.bla..z.. .
listed." he added, "and of coursewe that most claimed justifications million to develop young players. |. WS'-';
.r" content let that happen We 0 for these games were unjustified. Meanwhile. Earle Mack said virtually t Aaa wos0.a._ 'I'aa.., ..,..W J...
- .would be unable to complete i| Bowl trips often are granted as : all members of the strong ', _.r. h.en4ev. -.z. M..K5.t. .
i .. Marna '1'..... .. .... Jm.MIi44 .
j __ ,
The leave-the-hgh-school-senior-alone rule of course doesn't''I schedules for our teams and our -.L- --'- _,i i.. reward for faithful service or a A'. pitching corps. including Phil ; as rotates., CI4. ..1..
: athletes would not be eligible to good record during the season Marchlldon. Dick Fowler and Bob
'bar a coach his aides or,his scouts from looking.' They can peep.
,
try for the Olympics and other affairs Ferguson said. This is a false Savage have signed contracts for 1 Obedience
touch. Students
cant ReadinessFor Expert
but they Near
'* '* ,* staged by the NCAA. value in that it assumes that next season. I
The SEC committee which car- faithful service Is unusual and
The gimmick. In this particular clause.. .. nor shall he whether I I ried its views in a losing fight to that only winning school be rewarded Local Woman Golfers I'Judge To Handle

Inducements to any prospective student. . : Is a lulu. .It's the straw ,'to study the new code and determine t Another of the principles recommended Invited to Tampa MeetMrs. : Field in Dog Show
.
'that j what rule changes will be about 120 students nearing the completion of preliminary !" by Willis was that Miller. president
gooses. : W Kenneth The ability of a doc to learn and
,The whole Idem b ...IeSe... 'The enestlen 1*, "'wD11& workr necessary, he said. conditioning work, Joe Stripp yesterday indicated athletics free from for the high type schools of"be contest kept of the Orlando Women's Golf |, obey various commands will be

'The NCAA put enough,teeth in it. in the form of schedule boycotts I l of the committee he would break up students into classes this, weekendfor which Involves a gathering of so-j I Assn, yesterday said an women demonstrated at the Obedience

to chew.up the seven'Mocks of granite Fordham used for a. will be placed before the I'I'Recommendations periods of individual instruction. called 'all-stars' to participate in I i, golfers at Dubsdread and Orlando Trials to be held next Friday in
But I doubt the theory will work as conference at its annual meeting !i country Clubs had been Invited to conjunction with the Central Florida <
few
wall
forward raga used
a yean "We've been contests which may be as a
Effective the spending most of time just the
in Mar. dates of our getting! compete in the first annual TampaWomen's Kennel Club's An-Breed Doc
-
'intended la practice changes will be fixed at that time. boys' legs and arms Into shape-and' gathering place for college or Open Golf Tournament Show at the Audrtortmn.
'"But then there's always the"alamnL-And. brother. wfl they get Punkbouser indicated. sort- of taking things easy this professional scouts. i j i at Palma Ceia Golf Club In Tampa To Judge the show Mrs.Beatrice

I into the swim. Bill Alexander, shrewd old boss of Georgia Tech'saUiktics *, week," he said. Mat Winners I .Jan.20-23. 1 Hopkins Oxxtsol will come from

probably sized the situation up right: the college with the PHILADELPHIA CAP The Na- Only Bill Posedell and Johnny JayCees, Bumby Win I l prizes for the 72-nole tourney Canoga Park. Caltf. Mrs. Codsoiis

bt alumni organization. ,wlU.probably get the. best football talent.. tional Football League Is advocating Cooney. who report Monday when Include S3,000 m cash prizes for is an expert obedience Judge as
--y -- -- '* _;* Federal. State and local legislation Individual instruction gets underway Tonight Get Class 'A' Battles j I I professionals and 12 sterling silver well one of few women who now

>v There's unether angle to' this thing. that fant pure conjecture. to make bribery of athletesa are missing from Stripp The JayCees squeezed oat a 38- prizes for amateurs. Entrance fees \ hold an afl-breed Jodgtnc license
this of high school seniors If criminal offense Commissioner star-studded list of active instruc- 38 victory over ,Rutlands the of $5 must be made with Henry as well as a license: Judge obedience
Mew Is this going to affect year's crop -
Bert BelL declared. ..... .
: will to Title Shots opening game of last night class Bolesta. Palma Ceia pro. by Jan. classes.
offers what happen tors.Both
have lucrative already pocketed
'they Declaring the law should cover Stripp and his Instructorsare "A" play and Bumby Hardware 1>. Hotel! reservations win be accepted -4
1
those eootracta-wbether formal or verbal?;And if.their cash offers Mrs. Cofse! .has recentlyjudged.
aD athletes-professional or amateur convinced this years class contains Two championship elimination trounced O'Briens Pharmacy, 50- through today by Mrs.Jene
and other inducement are alright their freshman year at college. -Bell said he is co-operating1 more promising baseball tal- bouts 37, In the nightcap. Casey, Hotel Floridian Tampa.Major c show fre.te.*
are tap in the three- most

on coast her recent judgingassignment
,wftmt of the foDowtet three years?' with officials in Washington regarding ent than any other class in the IFIKSV CAME '''
; "'..That'emethie., that\Florida1. '.-seniors--4hose with a pre- possible Federal legisla school nine-year history. :match wrestling program scheduled JAVCEES PUm .(M)N fttl,...._IIUTLAND-S. HUH.Hudson OS). League Player I' prominent dog having show been I*'at Santa the

Mwced utgskte PIMdaaey-sated'well eensUer before they pick tion.With I for the,Legion Arens at 8.30 ,fCrawtor 1 .1 I f215 Barbara. Calif. Earlier she
=
... will attend next FaH..,. -, : I the knowledge that Federal Atkinson I pm. today which children under .f O :f 0 0 .' Pension Group Meets
.ep they various
fee :. s .. agents are on the alert for Escapes R. B.."l.r,f 4 S1O-P *.H.O 4 4 1T placed dogs of breeds la
.
..
of the Itohwnisy Gt'Florida,;alumni:chapter in, Orange ed. prospective bribers would ,Injury at Tropical will be admitted free. Bly. 1 1 3 '3J DNr.* So t 0 1 appointed Ma lor League Player I Under the chairmanship of Mr*.

.E' *been nuMin ttrtoaln trytnc to flare a way to get more think twice before making any. MIAMI (API Ted Atkinson the Reff Motley a former light '_'en!.. 0 o.CUII..u.*. a 3 i Pension Committee will meet to i Thomas R. F4nley, ft] Cherokee'Dr.

yesterday but his mount appeared Riley present title claimant he I aaid yesterday. Meyer. of WestlleW. N. J.. wUl
Bengals Notch First ,Big Ten Not Worried-He doomed. defeats: Gordon. They wrestled to i 4AMfe'sutws 1 The committee Is an outgrowth I, Judge the bench show classes.
1371 t' .u..or (S0Mar. / unprecedented demand last
a 30-minute draw here last week. lof an
.. ... I IM. l : It will be the first tune that such
Ted went down with his eight- 4550.454. hip. '
'Hurdles Newsome'WASHINGTON A pair of feminine mat stars ."' r 7 :317 p", cea r 0 313se. year by basebsUs major: league obedience classes have been
staged
!Victory! ;:'Meet')Daytoha Tonight', year-old horse the well playedBulrush Evelyn Wall and Helen Hild. I..f f : MArea t ; 0'wuhua. : players for improved working con ;,1D conjunction with an Orlando
[API dartGriffith when the latter. accordIng : ,tangle In the co-featured match .f 2 AT. I&f 3 00.s.s.r. ditions. The group later will report show
.. o' 2 l..ean>...I e 1" : doc and it !is expected that
.,,:.,Orlando High slightly improved basketball owner of the Washington to patrol judges "got the over a one-hour time limit dis R._... 1 2 "'Jsckwat 2. 4 ,. to the Majors Executive j, the trials therefore will attract
_notched its first',Big'Ten Conference victory of the Senators said he has signed only tance. M.rrdltk.0 1. R MMI'IL. I. 4 council. widespread attention.
staggers and bolted the I
through 807'-0. 0 4d.v kk.s o 0WR.dskts.o.
six or seven baseball players for Tommy Ward who defeated
tpNtson last night,' capturing a well-earned 40-29 triumph I .. 4 1" Several classes will be held in
next nar..But he isnl worried. wooden rail Atkinson arose immediately Vincent Lopez last week takes on To Discuss
fIrtmAndrew Jackson of;Miami, in:the,high'school' gym"L "Some of the boys came around but Bulrush apparently Prince Omar in the 30-minute -=::: 1 : ::1' Trippi: t the the obedience majority. .f trials trained altbeegh. dee

_ium before a good-sized- turnout of chilled fans. early and signed up.",Griffith said. would have to be destroyed.: The opening bout., __-R.! '_' .!.!:, Terms With Yankees have been entered In Novice

, B>ech Ty SrnKhlB Tigers return' "But I only sent the contracts out rail went through: his left shoulder I. t.u u imH.irtlm ) T.tsb 22. I30,, NEW YORK API Charlie Class A for dog of any breed

t* to the rest -of them a,couple, of I and he was bleeding profusely Two Prominent Harness oaiclcls.' Mar raraBamby* .B4 Be t*.CT O->. riM* U. Trippi. All-America halfback at sad of either sea which. have ""*t
ell n Junior ,days ago"Griffith : Georgia last Fall and hero of the won the title of Companion dog,
la j already has won what. .when the track veterinarian arrived Horse Enthusiasts HereTwo GRAND AVE. WTNS recent Sugar Bowl game, is expected and which are handled fcr aamaUur.
.
ti !+ ciafiori usually ha been his toughest Atkinson prior to the spill had prominent Ohio sportsmen Grand Ave; Playground defeated here Saturday to discuss J .
Spring battle. West Central Playground. 2112. possible pro contracts with Dan, Ring stewards for the doc showwere
.wish Plans Bobo Newsom. eccentric pitcher won two races Including the featured and harness horse enthusiasts :yesterday in the first game of see- ''Topping. full owner of the New announced yesterday fey
: and normally the teams leading Claire purse in which he have arrived here to spend, : Glenn e. of
$:i$ ond-half play in the city's After- York football Yankees and part- Bowstead. chairman
;:Motrwia Senbnell ,holdout was playing pinochle with booted home Mrs. George Smith's.Mitylene. .a, few weeks vacationing' and School Playground BasketballLague. ': owner of the baseball Yankees. the Bench: Show Commute. Headsteward
: ,; his boss last week Unexpectedly, Mitylene won by a observing harness horse training J. B. Graves of Grand' The Georgia ace also is an outstanding will be W, C. Mftn. Otherstewards
: The Polk Coun- Bobo said IGriff - length and a half to award backers activities at Florida Livestock 1 will 3rd.
Ave. was high point scorer with 12 baseball player and the be Ralph H. Buff
; School; Athletic t let's talk business." $6.90 for two. Second was Exposition training T, and L.
euar- points, while Floyd Lucas of West '' Yankees seek: Trippi'ssignature to Edward Jones C. Both-;
'the reorganized held its I They did. 'A Foxy Nettle. Princess Rena missed ters.. Central bagged 10 points. 4!f r contracts In both sports. well. Jr.Boxer
M Bartowl The usually talkative Newsom the place by a length. : O. C. Belt, recently appointedto -. - -
' la the
*. Charles City won the first eventat i
wouldn't what the terms
say were the Obi State Com-
'... School Library Tues and Griffith. who never is talkative $8. and Sneller brought home i Racing vs. Sluggeron
mission: foar-man commission
a Offenhauser Racer
the second half with Baler Em- Midget
...* It was inactive dur when finances are concerned press which paid $19.20. for a is here with ) ,. Belt from 'WLOF Tonight
had
F. A. nothing to either.
years.. Stack; say
Columbus. Ohio for several
daily double of J24S.70.
presided over the Bat from Nrwsom's pleased weeks. Belt has been a lead- t Entered in Field for SundayAn
: expression observers decided be'
officers axe James .
Mount big figure in Central Ohio harness
Dora Trims
must have received aa Increase
Auburndale. presi '
el Miss Ruth Durrance. ever his ItU salary which was'ftpW1ecl 'I racing' for many years. Offenhauser midget racer regarded as one of the '
Ocoee Court Teams The other well-known Ohio
P f t. be SIMM. fastest types of ,racing cars on the tracks, has been entered
Still unsigned: Mickey Vernon Special to Orlando Momog Se' tine t is George A. Tlpling of Cleveland -
tournament dates in the auto Seminole miles r
at
Speedway eight
., open races
president the Forest ,
Washington first .
10 the 6.. 7 and 8Uv of t baseman whose MOUNT DORA The Mount ;i. North of here
City Livestock and Fair Cow Sunday. :
batting average led the American. Dora Golden Hurricane basket- :
,for the tournament' site League last year. I 1 baa teams added a pair of victories I 1 owners. of the North Randall Alex Brewer promoter of the races- said- the **Otfv"'W. ;
to Mulberry. )
Vernon already has announced!1[ to their string here yesterday racing plan Just outside (Cleve !owned by a Chicago sportsman< :
each I
that team
he expects a substantial raise but!,,',afternoon as the local boys took land. He is a patron ., the would be driven by NeD Carter of the Langhom track PhfladelphU. X ,
near :
in at least five
in view of his fancy 1949 record r Tom stable at the
a 41-12 Central Florida Confer Berry Exposition Dearborn Mich,veteran dirt track
to be eligible to .
par this surprised no one-not even training grounds. race driver.
i tournament play. Griffith.. w I I ence victory from Ocoee Vincent f The entrance' ., the SUIt Other midgets are expected ..
: of the association and I I!and Treadwen led the locals: with i N midget racer la Sunday's races compete again the larger !-

'i A, ,' are Bartow. Ed Haley To Donate 11 points each while Long was i Prep Basketball stacks the powerful little speedster .1&.......-.,.. ring ran tu
'I* ; Highland City. M., high for Ocoee with four. up as a favorite In a field of the seven-event program ...-
Q.. In the girls game the high- Games Tonight day. which stacks the Hg*
.., Mr. Phillips: Mulberry. Annual Basketball Cup I about. 27 big ear and midget up as
.... and Mrs. Ellis; Me Ed Haley of Haley's Playtime scoring local lassies annexed a 32- ....... leor.I et 0 5.5500.el..r.s ...... Ct ..a. rate ear* ever JlftNDt.
and Mrs. Han. Store who presented the first 12 win with Radlock accounting ; at- Brewer said another Offenhau- ed ta Central Dor**.

City. John E. Edison football award to the championship annual for IS point while P. Crab,," =. :.t=... ser midget racer of the same type The program Includes three beat
Ramage. Auburndale. West C'fontral.School had seven for the visitors. 1t t..d a. aa..r ._ driven by AI Bo&neU. last year races, starting at S M PJB followed
$1...J'k"C and Mrs. Mary Slant- football team in November has -..e as..w -- lowered by four minutes the record by a conioistloo i race, ; T.. .e/ fee Left cod ma*KfUy Id.tfA.

+ : I. A. Stock and Miss agreed to donate an annual trophy Orlando Dog WinsIn I ==at:.:..- Ft. the late George Roteson set in a Australian pursulv race and a SO- eaSed 1a lbs
-,. : Brewster. Ralph to the school winning the city as -' big racer: for a 100-mile event et mile feature event' t iv i.o -r-y Jaaire (.-..,. el

, J. and Mrs. Brtce Dav grade school championship.This Savannah Show 1......,a.;..aad Tear r.. o..
t
Waggoner and ,Miss award will be in the form x ciol to Ortancb Man'ro w'ftO a der 2mter-Lace cock ether at

pastor of the First Presbyterian FOur hundred plants have been LOW PRICE
ly found that eat Insects. BRONZE SCREEN WIRE-FULL ROLLS lie SQ. FT.
IAISON
ROGCK W.
Church has been named chairman $ IARNEY IARNES I [Specie! to Orlando MornmgSentwej I ll _
of the Orange,Countr; Children's BABSON PARK, Fla.-It is hard to grasp the full im- KISSIMMEE-Totals sales of CELLO-SIDING 4x8-Sc SO. FT.

Committee of.the! Florida, CI 1dren' port of the tidal -wave of juvenile delinquency as today THE QUESTION $41.243.98 for 963 head of cattle I *

Committee recently appointed -', reported by police and courts, by social workers, and by Do you thing fines should be were recorded on the- livestock ROOFINGSHEET I I OTHER BARGAIN ITEMS

by Gov. Millard -the grim'lips of school and church heavy for speeding market here Wednesday night. I METAL NAILS-PLASTER-MORTAR MIX-BRICK

It was announced ct.ldwen.i: '; No testimony of public authorities: however should be I THE ANSWERS l i! Among the top transactions were MOULDING-ALUMINUM ROOFING ,"
Mattie H.
Judge 'needed to warn readers 01 its. I Ted Emery, college student. Asbestos Roofing ALUMINUM & STEEL GARAGE DOORS
was named secretary of the sale of a 450-pdund calf to
Committee proposed thatthe sweep. You only have to scan the ,, Winter Park The toes for Asbestos Siding EXPANSION JOINT-BUILDERS' PAPER
Swift and Co. of Ocala by Turkey Roll Roofing
Orange Count'Youth.Councp be Deland Band grist of dally news Items-some speeding should +I I. Composition Shingle OAK BOARDS. FOR BODY WORK
Lake Ranch of Orlando for
be levied strictly
asked to affiliate Itself ,with, the perhaps datelined right, in your Spray Coat Roofing FIR & HEMLOCK. FOR MILL WORK
new group in making a survey of according to thecircumstan :$7965: the sale of a cow weighing :
neighborhood.The Cold Process RoofingL .
own community or *
the needs of all children.espe- | 742 pounds to Tommy Jerni-
cially emphasizing .delinquency teen-age' sitnatton at ces under which I gan of St. Cloud by Lloyd Austin Pine Castle Lumber & Hardware Company
and dependency cases. Plans ConcertsSpecial present to frankly bad and the violator was 1 of Kissinupee for $123.17. and the II T. JERNIGAN
dentists fear hat the future driving. If the CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER S7StORLANDO'S
The survey is expected to Include sale of a 750-pound steer by Dat- SHEET METAL WORKS
matters concerning education outlook Is even worse. motorist Is exceeding son Bros. of Orlando to W. S. I
health and recreational-. [ to Orlando Morning: Sentinel] ., Two hll'hltrhtl.tand out In the speed 7 Combs of St. Cloud for $122.25. 1 I 71 Alexander PL Phone 74Z7 t
cilities, which will be reported on DELAND-DeLand High School studying: the-what can it be- limit by five Sold at the market were- :348 .
at monthly meetings to be held, "infant insanity" epidemic of this 'miles hourt calves. 184 72 steers.29
,John J. cows. year
Band directed by Henejr. open LARGEST
WHISKEY
; STOCKS
the first Tuesday of each month. postwar era i on an road lings. 25 bulls and 307 hogs.SELLERSDiamond ,
Attending' the, organizational will make a three-day concert tour Pint: The sheer gravity and i free of congestion z %S I Ranch.

meeting of the County group were next week.They'will play Wednes- depravity of the widespread of 1 the fine Emery I i Kissimmee 6 cows :3 heifers 1 7Hft IS A REASON WHY WE DO THE LARGEST WH/SttT/ BUSINESS IN ORlANDO"
Clint. Dendy.-Judge Farmer Mr.)day at Hastings SV Augustine enses. Literally they do not stop should not be heavy. OA the other steer. $53371: O. C. LePils, Gen
and Mrst Hdridee Hart of-Winter short of robbery, arson torture hand. If the violation 13 In a con "COME AND SEE"
Park: Mrs L. F. Blankneiv Mrs.William .j Thursday, and will complete the rape-or other nameable kinds -of gested area and the driver's speed eva. 2 yearlings 1 heifer cow
1 T. O. OrLando
calf. $28850; Lee.
Jayne. Maynard Evans, taw in Jacksonville with a concert crime. is without thought of safety for : t.
14 $1 83640 J. )
;
Dr.Paul Carpenter and J.C,Bras Friday at the Robert E. Lee High Second: The astounding all but others In that case, give bun the ': and Joe Yates.cows Kissimmee. 45

: Vaj2tt in the Shrine Club Is limited to a
Hint Your AutoSTEAM 1
select group of individuals who GET TAKE CAKE OF TOOt
) McPheeters pick their members from only cer- GREASED MUTtmON SONS AND IT
r. tain brackets of people. I f{ L NG Will TAKE CARE Of TOW
II
At
I
1 Appearing at the luncheon with tX
[ The relationship between masonry Dr.McPheeters was Homer Rhode- ED MAYO'SComplete l2 r iO DAYSGIVE
discussedyesterday heaver noted song leader conduct-
and religion was i I Motor Chuff Steam
1 linK f the Methodist Church's song Cleaned aBC lbrtoate only S1J.
at the meeting of the !! services. 11 N. Ham Ph. fTSS NATURE A CHANCEI
Orlando Shrine Club by Dr C. A. \ Both were IDtroducedby Dr. : I M.k. tun. Fox c..boI taste .r Lrd Se
McPheeters. Detroit minister now John Branscomb pastor of the -- f Y 1nndioa.F properly!

THE-OEUiNIMJ POLICE DEFT. is starting the -...[Our Own Stuff Plato; M1sCofnmtimes. r _llifaced = e e t r I
;, new year better prepared to protect the citizens of I' To the right is !seen the entrance to the [ 1 POT HOLDERS
Orlando due to the new police alarm switchboard new uniformed police lieutenants and captains office -
I which has finally been completely installed. The constructed to give the officers a place to Confidence in a I Save with Coupon!
way the board has been set up.Set.J.P.Buchanan consult with complainants or question prisoners.The t ON SAlt
? shown above receiving an incoming call can look radio room adjoins this new office..,The alarm Walgreen.filledprescription FRIDAY .d ORANGE AT PINE AIGNTLimit)
aerCl..the top of>the board directly into the cellblock board is one of the most modern boards in the ji ro UMIT rX

i .Til ' :,:; -tI Gifts were presented all retiringand A Complete Assortment
incoming officers and the district .
., ': deputy. Visitors from the These and other "Little SouthlandFashions'
': .The ALERT . x Northern States were present as New Playing Cards many
. ,: well as from Mt. Dora. '
China in Jhe Young Orlando Shop,
English #
: Three days of the week have !
: ... the names of heavenly bodies. v
"S'45d. t .
; Saturday (Saturn's day!. Mondaymoon Third Floor. ) .?%Jr-< ,- .",t
; : [ day and Sunday [sunday WINTER PARK : D
]. TelepkoM 111

Miss Jape' Page Baber.. daughter chapel with the altar centeringthe I
r' of Dr. and.Mrs. Earl Armitage stage against a background of Dance Set; Just received big shipment "Broodfelt" carpets :in six
Baber. of Cincinnati. Ohio. and silver lame cloth. An echelon pat-
different colors and two $2.35 and $2.95.
Paul Andersen Twachtman of tern of tapers In wrought-iron grades:
Buzzards Bay. Mass, and Winter candelabra on each side of the ? -planned
't Park, son of Dr. Eric Twachtman. altar formed a symetrical perspective I arty; Gran tags erf CottM logs b .D k.4 colon.

were married Saturday at the auditorium with lighted tapers on either r- ,. Dean Hudson and his famous Felt I.M ..4 Wee LMolmni .. teed else Ul 4 h buM evMtfty.VtMtMO .

Cincinnati of of Longview which Hospital side of the white steps leading to I orchestra,win be featured. ..the IKrfi irn wool steel l or slam' wu.f-quick JtGrviy,
Dr. Baber Is the stage. Candles in sconces and
4 formal dance being given Saturday
\ -
the directive head.The white
Rev.Fran- flowers. with cascaded ivy
cis John Moore rector of the'I t fronds bound in satin ribbon were from 9 pjn. to 1 am at the AFRICAN RUG AND LINOLEUM M.S63
Church of the Advent and the I used in the decoration also.' Parallel Officers Club Orlando Army Air .
Rer. Carl Stridsberg. rector of the i to the circular line of the : ) Baa Dinner will be served preceding North Orange Are. Phones 2-2498 and 2-2_
Church of the Ascension officiated .-i overhanging balcony, which was : the dance from 5.30: to
( at the ceremony." covered with wreaths linked by :, ':JO pm .
For the nuptial service the auditorium foliage was a wall of .evergreen Dean Hudson started his band

was transformed. a trees. .w vex.t when he was at the University of ,................................... SIMPSON'S. ........................" ,,'..
Oratorio arias with both soprano Florida! and his attractive. soloist .
.
( and tenor solos accompanied Prances: Caldwell. also from I .
DROPS QUICK RELIEF FROM. t by the organ were a musical -' Tortda. His orchestra is well I, ..
preface to the mown throughout the South and ,
ceremony.
-' STUFFINESS in recent has become i is
: years one of -
f. Two drop Penetro KOM t Given in marriage, by her father the,most well-liked in this area. :s OUR JANUARYClearance. :
_Drop In eeb nostril rebevc the bride wore an ice blue Preceding: the dance. Gen. Leo ,
almost instantly. Shrink satin period gown fashioned with l rx A. Walton. "'fircllng generalof .
wollen breathe membranes easier feel bettymdokly.Uaeoniy you off-the-shoulder neckline bordered the 14th Air Force win be host
directed In a double bias fold and yoked a t a cocktail: party at the club.His !
I Comes in 3 generous sizes in tulle long sleeves and fitted guests,who will include the wing !
Get Fenctro MOM Drop bodice centered at the neckline commanders the 14th Air Force:
,
- - 'D s tt .". Reserve and their staffs, will also ,. :
,'. enjoy dinner and the dance. The II
PROMPT SERVICE LAUNDRY AND 2. wing commanders: invited include i
DRY CLEANING 3oL William L. Plummer of At- I

Bring It by oar office or phone for pick-up and lanta. OoL. Henry COL James L. Pflxlhum B. of S CONTINUES WITH
deUveQ'serviee. Miami I
CoL Morris /

e 1TANHOE lAUNDRY 1) CITY CLEANERS -_.- ------. -_....... ham. the. deputy commander of I. i
1CM 1(. 1 the Southeastern section of Memphis
Orals PLSSM 39 W. Colonial Ph.TUT -
STARS OF THE OPERA "LA BOHEME" enjoyed -Our Own Staff Photo: McColkx Term. a
R : ,
a reception given in their honor yesterday afternoon la the opera: Dr. Arturo De Filippi director of "I* MaJ. Oen. C. D. Stone 3d. who 1u
at the Orange Court Hotel by the 40 and 8 Boheme' Marita Farell. a leading soprona of the is here from Mitchell Field. N. Y'here p.to. 1/2 OFF and MORE 1r
VENETIAN BLINDS-WINDOW SHADES Society of the American Legion which sponsoredthe \ Metropolitan who was limi" hi the opera; A. J. be is deputy commander Of .
SURPRISINGLY FAST SERVICE OV opera presentation here last night. From left Thomas of the American Legion: Marybelle Morton the Air Defense Command win .,
' u NEW BLINDS AND RECONDITIONING to right are. Frederick Jagel. tenor of the Metropolitan noted, soprano and a star of the opera; 'and also be a special guest Gen.Waltons ..
Opera Assn who took the lead as the poet Dr. Arthur Ford. See Story. Page 1.forand guests. are here for a conference ,
ADAMS of
the
.. Southeastern Area 1
*1, W. CENTBAX. AVE!: ORLANDO PRONE tssa of the Reserve Officers' Assn. : ON WOMEN'S AND MISSES'COATS '
M. ORANGE: AYE. W1NTEB PACK PHON 145L with a French bow with similar I r '{ about ft r.
nJzt1i'7tJ11.irlaTlYillE
bows set at Intervals down the
center front of the flared 'skirt
..
L tR'\ which was silhouetted over hoops s.iiilUIIct.1ttk r SUITS. i

t and extended Into a rounded '% () i
HISTORIC." ROMANTIC._ .. train. A capot of orange blossoms ............. time-tested
1 ENCHANTING held the shoulder-length veil
which cascaded in several tiers to By KITTY HENRY, Society Editor V..IlldtYI Ks i DRESSES i
the waistline In back. She carrieda >>ORUs .

of the Americas" series at the Annie Russell Theater. Dr. Ban 1a
SUGAR MILL GARDENS> Mrs Parker C. Ban/haf. sisterof j I,
the bridegroom. was matron of na's lecture will be given next Wednesday at 4 pjn. at.the theater. A IV. THIS SALE DOES NOT INCLUDE OUR EHTUt STOCK j
F, The best preserved and most interesting ruin of its4 kind in AmericaIn honor. Bridesmaids included the noted authoress and political'scientist. Dr. Hanna devoted the past; lE.S I, a,

' a lovely garden setting. Misses Esther Page of Groveport. I i Summer to studying at first hand I : ALL SALES FINAL. CASH ONLY. :
Ohio cousin of the bride; Janet the economic social and political ,
Open E"erJ.Daf -,9 a.,m until 6 p m. Admission 50c plus ux McDevitt of New York Mary situation in South America. She is For Gift Items .. ,

",.,1H} .., of finely shirred matching tulle o n o
... ornamented at the side-front with I I
HAS BEEN received of
an ostrich feather. They carried I I WORD .
bouquets of blue carnations and engagement of Miss
ByMunsingwear red roses accented with silver- Ruth Womble. daughter of Mr. -
dipped foliage clustered about a and Mrs. B. S. Womble of Win- :;CLEARANCESALE

' lighted blue candle. lF| stbn-Salem. N. C, to Laurence
: John Twachtman of Winter Frederick Lee Jr, of Jacksonville.
Park was Ills twin brother's best The wedding win take place
man. Ushers Included John Bur-
'. during the coming Summer. After
I
.
Baber. -'
goyne brother of the brids.:
tL Richard Klausmeyer. Parker C. graduation from Duke,University
Banzhaf Jack< Savacool. and DR. KATHRYN ABBEY IIANNA Mr. Lee. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Caldwell.For . . speaks next Wednesday Laurence F. Lee plans to Join the i *
her daughter's wedding Mrs. i Peninsular Life Insurance Co,.of which his father is president.
'J Baber wore a. shell-pink crepe 000
gown ornamented with narrow : ,E.W. HANSEL of Orlando, was guest of her cousin.Mrs Kath .
1\IRS\
,:' 4 scrolls of crystal beading with . King Mandeville. of Rockford HL, for luncheon and the -
t *mall hat of matching tulle and --
\ Mrs. Hansel the former Vera Hellenbeck of Rockford
theater recently. -
bad .
a shoulder cluster of orchids.
Those lovable tittle briefs . The bridegrooms mother chosea r and is on a trip in the North.. Mrs MandevUle is a Winter visitor ; "OUT THEY GO"

designed for action! They'reBnugfitUng gown of flame-hued crepe. trim I I to this city 000MR. :
and comfortable, med with sequins and wore a ,
flowered hat and an orchestra AND MRS. MAX AULXCK have, returned from Cuba., where '. ;
as can be in soft cotton jersey, \ 1500 PAIRS FINE FOOTWEAR
l corsage: ,I they flew their own fiur-passenger plane . . Mrs. Peter
Red blue, yellow white pink. -
The foyer of the auditorium was '
Knowles of Washington D. C. is the houseguest of her brotherinlawand
Sizes,32?to N.; the setting for the reception. Eister Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hill... . Joan Pass has returned to '
where the bride's table held DRASTICALLY REDUCED !
>, tiered wedding cake. The Renaissance a- her Park Avenue home in New York after a visit here with Joyeuse ::
'"" -.o :tt69c- motif was carried out in the I Rich daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Tom Rich. The two (iris/were classmates .
buffet sideboards, from which the i at the ,Julia RIchman School for Girls in New York City. . I ,
;. guests served themselves before I Mr. and Mrs. William R. Harrington have returned from their;wedding
: pr; assembled at the supper tables. i trip on the East Coast and are residing in Dubsdread. Mrs. Harrington -
" .> Orchestral music ,was played for is the former Nell Lynn. $
'J' dancing between courses. 'n o o
l : Mr. Twachtman and his bride t OP THE Pi Beta Phi sorority at Rollins Cortege have
': : left following the reception for MEMBERS\
err x :
( Ponte Vedra. where they are I a gala "Winter Carnival" dance tonight at the Dubs-
: Pests at the Ponte Vedra Inn. i dread Country Club. The affair dress for which will be formal,. win
They will reside at 2 Riverside Dr, start at 9 pm.. with Jimmy WUlor and his orchestra furnishing the
I ilJ! Covington Ky. music. The Decorations Committee. of which Alice Voorhls ia chairman : -
't S The bride is a graduate of the .: is converting the clubhouse into a circus ground and Included*
College Preparatory School and'j In the cute.oddities are merry-go-round centerpieces for the tables
,JJJ; !. of the College of Nursing and stuffed animals side-show pictures etc.. Page Colcord Is genera
\ Health. University of Cincinnati. chairman of the dance. _
" Lingerie .Second ,Floor Mr. Twachtman. a grandson of
the'late Rt. Rev. William.F, Anderson ,
; and Mrs. Anderson.
graduate of Rollins College.(Win- of the Kappa Alpha fraternity and
J the Omricon Delta Kappa national : Show Increase Here
senior society For five
years prior to his release a year Carriage license applications:
ago. he served in the U. S. Army. during 1948 numbered 1.938. only
; I 36 more than the 1.491 issued in
194S. the License Bureau of the

Junior Chamber of Commerce friends here is the announcementof
[Special I'to Orlando Mamma Sentinel t tSoeewrto Orlando rMomtno SentmeftDELAND [ to Oricndo Morning $entineil'DELAND.Mrs. ISoeoof to Orlando Momma Sentinel luncheon at the Mayfair Inn I Mildred
of Mrs.
Hoarty. Daytona : -Drivers .of' this region . Arline' Few. ST. CLOUD-M1sa Helen Maxi i, Thursday noon was their lunch- the marriage r
DELAND-Joseph of the U. S. Soil Conservation tee Peterson and Jay Stanley Baton : eon guest. Miss Wendy Barrie of'' Libby. daughter _of _Mrs. Joseph
Beach a Stetson student has the Service have been awarded'a1 senior In the liberal! arts'college were united in marriage at.' the theatre who has been vacationing '' Kneer of St. Cloud to A. L. Chad-
taken action in protest on Teal Jr.
and Douglas
at Stetson
Safe Driver's Plaque for the second the First Baptist Church Monday here since Dec. 19. / .
long-delayed opening of the direct, senior'' majoring in business' administration bourne, at Freyvtne, Me. Nov.' 17
road''' between DeLand and Daytona consecutive year and for the in a double ring ceremony. -with j After telling of her sorrow on
,' botd of DeL nd. residing in East Brown-
Beach. He has acquired 2000 fourth time In the past five years I the Rev. H. U Webb officiating. hiring to leave Saturday, Hiss They are
of A in all subjects.an
.names en a petition demanding according. to a 'report by Clark:, made grades Attendance were Mrs. Frank" Wal- Barrie rave proof of her state- field Me.
an Investigation into the delay in Dolive.,Work Unit Conservationist! honor bestowed upon only 11 ton of Orlando. aunt of the bride. ment by saying she and her I Announcement has been made
resurfacing four miles.of road between for the Volusia.SoiL Conservation registered and Robert L. Tyson of St. Cloud. husband. David Meyer would I:of the marriage of Mrs. Alice
the two cities. District"Each .1 i I The bride wore a dark aqua ,, return again in March to the Kane of St Cloud and Stoner
He hopes W.o double the number year the National Safe- J| Forty-nine other students from dress with black accessories: an Mayfair Inn for another month 'Brewer of Philadelphia the cere-
before submitting the petition to 4 1 ty Councfl sponsors and eon- DeLand ,and surrounding communities off the face hat and a corsage of here. She praised the city of mony taking place at the Presbyterian I
I II
the State Road Dept. next week.| duets a National Fleet Safety were members the white carnations. After a short Sanford. well as the beauty of Manse Friday' Jan. 3. at
Hoarty conceived the idea of organized I Contest In which driven for l I I honor roll at Stetson for'the Fall wedding trip they will reside here. Seminole County. j 17 pjn. with the Rev. .JamesM. qwqr

protest after months of| commercial firms and government Quarter. according to reports The bride Is' daughter of the George Touhy, general manager ,,Thompson pastor, officiating I TRf.1'CK
having to Beach detour with through fellow New students I agencies compete." Dol-' 'sued' this week ,from. the ts-I late Leonard and Nancy Petersonof of the coming air show.announced I They- wfll reside here. I.
Smyrna on his way to classes. lYe said. Entrants In the eon- trar's office. St. Cloud and the' bridegroomis this Southeastern States Soaring. : Mr and Mrs. R. H Patch celebrated I.I I nit

Hoarty added AMVETS. DAV. tests which extend over the flsj j,| Eight local people made both I II son of Mr; and-Mrs., Jay Eaton I championship the first' official contest.announcementwas He said I their thirty-fifth weddingI .I-
DAV Auxiliary, and VFW have all cal year period are grouped into the honor roll and the dean's list j of Lake_ Lizzie.December. made to the Jaycees because I i I anniversary with a Quiet"at home" I .
given the petition! blanket endorse- Truck and Passenger Car 1 I They were Catherine' Breyette j on that organization would fall '''this week. I4
;,ment. '' Groups. < Byron Houseworth Emily Howes, VenireAt the greater part of the work to I{I' Installation of officers will be (, I\
Construction was started last -Again this year U. S. Son Con- : Manilla Lane. John Lounsburg. make it successful. 1 held at the meeting of the Rebe-j
Spring and traffic between the servation Service personnel who Marjorie Merrill. Cart S. Parsons. : Touhy asked full and Immediate : kah Lodge Monday night at the jI
'County seat and the East Coast drive trucks and pickups were and Loren,Williams, DeLand Listed co-operation of all members to : Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Lucille I l ,rr
has, been handicapped by the long make the meet Pres. ''Walker is retiring, and Mrs. tP 1.
. detour.. successful In their competitionwith Others making; honor grades Special to Orlando Morning Sentinel] a success. J
} Jack Ratigan also'spoke need LouiseMann Is the incoming Noble
on
drivers representing business -;j I Were Robert Aoman.' Kenneth 'DELAND To serve during theDecember : \ i
of every member to work in securing Grand.
firms and other Government term of Judge Peacock'scourt
1 Bechtold. Berrien flecks UrielBlount :
F 'Auto Tag SalesShow.Increases agencies winning the first placein t t which at 10 am. a large purse for the winners i .t
opens
i ,Jr.. William Brinkley.Joseph ., of this contest at which he esti- '
this with a fine Tuesday 18-man jury venire Citizenship Exams
grouP. very Camp. -'Irs. Marjorie A. an mated there wquld be 10.000 spec 4 4P
average of .15 accidents for each : Jefferson Clark James was drawn "Wednesday.- the
Chase. ; tators. Chick Lasater and Bob Slated in DeLand
100,000 miles driven. In compilIng R. Crosby. George Dannals Jr., list; are: Games.he said were Jaycee mem- '0
4 ,{SeeooP to-Orlando Morning Sentinel!} this record. government \'e-1 f William A.Dicns.James R.Dor- Frank J.Nelson. Charles (X Bolter. bers on the committee. (Soecnt to Orlando Mom'03 Sentinel!] + !
DELAND-The DeLand tag office hicles were operated a total Gene Johnson. L. E. Dressner. I DELAND-According to Clerk of ,
James F.
den Robert CX Feasel
,
Wednesday reported tag sales 8.213.940 miles," Dolive concluded.I< Daytona Beach; Robert A. Wor- the Circuit Court Jess Mathas between 1 ,
,are running almost 200 ahead of Fisher. Francis Fitzpatrick Roy City of DeLandTo if .
stall. William Dreggors. J. K.Schackleford. 15 and 20 non-citizens who :because all elastic 1
Fox .Jr.. Oliver F. Freeman; Cyril I meg re
the same period in 1946. a record Coy: J. Purvis. De- are eligible to apply for U S'citl-
'
:}'nr. Stetson Instructor I Garrett. Harrison, Griffin.Florence Land;, W, T. Thursby. Orange Receive Bids zenship: will be examined during
Since: Dee. 1.3,574 licenses: of aU Gross Jack Inman. City; Robert J. Black. New Smyr- the week of Jan. 13. when a repre- TWO-WAY STRETCH
!
;types bad.been issued compared To Visit Brazil i Theodora Jennings; na' Beach: Willie Bennett. Port I For 300 Lots Today sentative of the Immigration and .
,with 3.391 last year. Thomas:_Koe\tler:_,Ettle, Koon.Inrin Orange: Paul Smith. R. C. Fuller !Naturalization Service will be In 1 1
totals [ISpeciof to Or&.dQ-1.4om1ng: Sentinel: ; [Special Orlando Momma
A breakdown of "the Lane: MartltU Lane.Betty Jr.. Edgewater; W. J. Coleman : Sentinel I|the Clerk's office. 1I I
t ,showed the,greatest increase was DELAND Miss Curtis C. Horn Jo Langjtorv James O. iee.WaIter Barberville; Vernon G. Cade. R. F. DELAND-Sealed bids for pur- !I Those who are found eligible
in purchase of tags for trailers associate professor of secretarial : chase of about 300 pieces of city
Malmfeorg. Marjorie Marks Nolan Jr.. Seville: H E Dickens.Enterprise I by length of residence ability to
;scooters and miscellaneous vehicles science In the Stetson University ; J. C. Lastinger, De- property will be opened at City I speak and read English and pos
c from 171 to 289. Others: School'of Busitess, has been I Olin Martin..Robert H.latthews. Leon Springs. Hall at 2 p.m. today. session of other necessary qualifications -
A ''trucks from 500 to 535; passenger.cars granted a leave of absence until Joseph Nordnian'Gordon Parker. I In making the announcement. t will file naturalization
from 2.720 to 2750. September. She will leave DeLand Beverly Roberts; Richard Jlobin-' ,City Mgr. Gross said the bids must I petitions In Circuit Court.CHIROPRACTIC You can lead an active lift -
Deadline for old tags is'Jan. 15. next Monday for New Orleans. son. Rudolph Rosa. Ralph E. Wildlife Group Plans ,be written and accompanied by without restraint when you're
. Mind the local office sees no prospect From there she win accompany Simpson. Fttzhugtt -snflthT William Junior I money order or check In sealed wearing a Slenderwear girdle by ".
ti .* of an extension of_ time. being her sister Mrs.'Edward Hoehn. to Snyder. Allyn Thompson. Organization I envelopes. No bids will be acceptedfor I HEALTH Luxite. For this wonderful new
. given. Sao Paulo. Brazil. Harrison Thompson Jf..,Forest Special to Qrtando Morning Sentinel less than the assessed value of I SERVICEDr. 2-way stretch girdle allows you ,
.ri Miss Horn's place at Stetson will. Troutt. Harold'Wescott Jr.. Janet DELAND-Volusia Wildlife Assn. the property as shown 6n the city i perfect freedom of movement
"r* r be taken by Mrs. William E. Hamilton White. James WhitJey. Robert Lee meeting Wednesday. night discussed -: tax rolls. Gross added. H. T. Cthlaut I even while holding your hips
who comes from Bowling Willis and Marine E. Williams. plans for the formation of I Persons Interested in purchase of Chiropractor I and tummy in.check.S5.95 .
l-WllYMYM8H11l Green College Bowling Green Ky. Those from communities near a Junior Conservation organiza I the property may view the sites on 715 Phone W. Colonial 2-4466 Dr. .

DeLand who made'honor grades tion.Two committees were appointed i plained.a map 'at City Hall. Gross ex- Evenings by appointment r to $850
and Lilian
Shuffleboard Play were Olive Seymour to Investigate restocking projects '
Cogburn. .Orange City; ,Maureen for the county. Named In the
Held in DeLand Peterson Pierson and Julian.Me- group to secure information about '
..
iSoecio! to Orlando Morning; 'SentnellDELAND Innis. DeLeon Springs. game stock were Joe Fleishel Bill HOUSES FOR SALE Second floor I
-Shuffleboard playersof I Martin and Bill FInne)".Committeeon !:: otO
as
the Northern District gatheredhere I location for distributionIs
Students To Hear game Ve
have several desirable
New
flJSNESPAA yesterday for a district tour- composed of W. Homer Smith Two-Bedroom Homes complete
nament. Prior to the start of play j Talk on Narcotics Ted Strawn Curtis Lowry and Dr. with Electric: Refrigerators and Stoves Ready te Deliver
' Wemntuyonr'4ee-.4hla.nR tmemta .- they were welcomed to the city by Hugh West. .. 4'-
aashe.a SenTinellDELAND $8500
f.NO.s to MierT hot [Sfoo to Ortendo-Mcming to $13,500 .
r a. tenpen-wbs dw fo the Mayor Leo Fugle. W.,Roy Greg,executive -
.,tddMS. p r+o4 Deeu Winners in this tournament will -
secretary of Allied Youth will Orlandoans $1,000.to $4,000 Cash Needed G.
liar to women. worse tryl.pf compete later in a Statewide tournament Eight To Handle
weak in DeLand Wednesday, Jan. o
{ G pMD1aW811' to be held In Daytona 15. to students of DeLand High Honored at Stetson "Veterans or Cnri/ians"/ tfJ <
9
Beach. School and Euclid High. His ap- Sentinel
(Special- to Orlando Morning
-
'" pearance is part ot the Narcotics .DELANDEichstudents from GABEL CONSTRUCTION
CO.
Education Program of the State
1 members of the
Orlando were
TREE RIPENEDORANGES Department of Education. honor roll at Stetson Unlvresity 19 Rutland Bld' Phone gJM The Fashion and Quality Store Since 1891 -

1 Aim GRAPEFRUIT for the Fall quarter, according: to
DeLand Gets
$13,595In
reports Issued this week from the .

; Soeenl to Orlando Momma Sentinel were Ann A. Cory. George: Cribb.
'12 Miles North of Orlandoon I DELAND-According to a report Felton Davis Jr.. Dorothy Hlllman
made yesterday by City Clerk Robert W. Lee. Lois Newell. John
-f Route 17-92 Theodore Brooks tax collections
Snellings. and James Tucker. Also
I Incralr at Moblvy's Sunoco Gen Station here 595. December This raises amounted total collections to $13.- making honor grades was Byron STROUD

to $118.355. or about 64& per cent Gay of Winter Park. : ,
: HAVE YOUB BASKET1 IF TOO CAN I -
"i'H. of the 1846-47 rolls. f; ..
SHEER'S GROVES LONGWOOD Deadline for collections for the Stetson Glee Club
total roll which amounts to $183.-
U7 is April 1. Discounts of three Offering Nets $256 REXALL STORESNO.

0 SPECIALIZING IN COMPLETE LIME Of BAKING GOODS } 'nwM wortta on the beautification of (Pwelesl) _____________4ge ;
;\ l xiateiMi Or V_AIr-Trarrt' AMI ua J r the new football and recreationfield. 14 DOZ. PKGE. 89'
.or o- -0=or-o I I jl In the past year much has I IM Alofke.. _______________- _____49c75c t
been.done. New bleachers are :
.. being put In the softball section. BawM Ban M _______________59e WITH NATA-PAX USE WET PROOF NATA PANTS 69c

I I Write as I Please Civilians Hails Hall Head FundRoy ,. i' l Reach control OrlandoThe tower at the Or

lando Municipal Airport was

IT WALTER DUKANTY Russia-. or against China or I' Bat what was one oat of !. 5 , among the busiest in the country
H. Ellis Clrltan Club Pres-
I was writing last Monday about against; anyone. In the war against compared with 11 ont of 12? ill\ 4 yesterday as clearing weather and
COL Williams and how be came insects which do far greater harmto -and to hen with King George ident and owner of an Insecticide- \
Improved flying conditions in the
to chase insects Instead of elephants humanity than Genghis Khanor "! and their duty.Alexander : fungicide business here for many ,
and he told me what he'': 'Atilla the Hun or Hitler or said he knew it was years, yesterday described the North brought more than 600
small airplanes here route to
seen the U. 8. Airforce do'to a Hirohito ever dreamt of. there.is pretty bad. but for. the honor of campaign for building Orlando ". Miami m the Florida en Air' Tour
place called Death Valley in Burma a solid basis for a lasting and Ireland he was willing to go back ,
Hall on the Rollins College campus : sponsored by the Gulf Oil Co.
alliance.
where no Army had ever been splendid again. if they wanted him to. **
Orlando citizens Planes started In shortly
by: as a fitting coming
able to pass without terrific losses w w And a sergeant spoke up and said Ii1tMt
expression of the accumulated interest after 10 a.m., and continued
from Insect-carried disease. But In my first article I promisedto the same and a half dozen privates of our citizens." : throughout the afternoon. Because -
the Americans' sprayed it with tell you the story: ,about Marshall I back into the flaming bell Ellis, prominently identified of the heavy; Influx of aircraft -
DDT 10 effectively! that theBrit-, Alexander coming now Governor I from which they had so narrowly with the Civitans since the civic -=."'" there wen several periods
-
iih moved a .. General) of Canada, and escaped. Somehow that did the ,
organization was formed. said his ; : during the day when planes landed
quarter- million what he did in World War I. and ',1'trick. The second battalion said Interest in Rollins dated back a ..... 3'tl at a rate of more than one a
men through it afterwards. "we will go to the trenches without quarter of a century and observed ''" minute.
and went on to It was in the battle of the Alexander or the others. It that "the Interest of Orlando residents i' f', I Pilots embracing practically: all
smash the .Jans. Somme. in 1916. and Alex's battalion was in the line two weeks but by I in Rollins grew as Rollins I i raw professions and businesses, reported
In 1945 went in at full strength one of the curious quirks of trench has grown." '''' from every State east of
"That gave me 1,200 men. The place was called warfare the center of battle shifted In endorsing the current three. :"" the Mississippi and some came
the idea." said Delville Wood, which the Tbm- and the lasses were negligible, week campaign for the (28.000 I II .1,.... .", from farther vest.
the Colonel. mies probably named Devil's only A score or so of total casual-
"about what to Wood and believe me it earned ties.They Hall drive across. Ellis said It was : :.. :.,:;: h } { their wives while others had
do after the f4 the name. When the battalionwas gave Alexander the DSO "most fitting that Orlando people ,,", ,..f 0 3 ti their entire families. Many: remained
war. So he went retired, after 10 days there for that and personally I thinkit I>, erect a building on the Rollins ''''r' In Orlando overnight
and scratched were only 83 survivors many of was worth the highest decora- '.'campus that will properly demonstrate Practically: all pilots reported
around In this them wounded and Alexander tion of all the Victoria Cross but the appreciation of our bad weather encountered as well
country and .in then a captain was the only livIng that, like the Congressional Medal. people for the credit Rollins bringsto as all types of landings en route
England.. with officer. This was the Irish ''is only given for acts of exceptional -I our community."Our here. One pilot from Waukesha,
friends and.peo.UuraD5r'; Guards and the Dublin "Easter j i valor under enemy fire. people when they seek Wis.. said there was too much
pie he knew with scientists and j Rebellion" had occurred not long I'|I to justify themselves to visiting > snow on his airfield for a takeoff
officials, and businessmen and industrialists before which perhaps may help In 1919 Alexander by this time friends over selection of Orlando : i but that with a friendly high
and came out as field 1 to explain what happened.At I Lieutenant Colonel was'detached I i i as their home rarely fail to "<4 \/ : i way patrolman blocking traffio
representative for Britain and any: rate. the second battalion to command a regiment in Latvia 1 point out Rollins College as a '>I. "? he had taken off on a highway.
the self-governing British DominIons which "should have replaced I Ion the front against the Reds. community: asset. } ; );
(except Canada] and the I the first, took one look force was made up of the i "Our real estate people never .. .. "' 1 i MIAMI [API Weather that had
.British colonies. of an Anglo- at the. sorry; remnant of 1200 I Baltic Barons and their retainers. fall to point to Rollins in talking ... n threatened to delay: many' out-of-
American combine in the war men and flatly refused to descendants of the Teutonic to their prospects. Orlando mer- State participants In the 15th
against insects The'American end march .p to the trenches. The I Knights of the Sword whose an- I chants appreciate the business annual All-American air maneuvers
is Todd Shipyard Corp. of New officers stormed and pleaded j jUe41VeJe I cestors had conquered the Baltic Rollins College brings to them." here today. tomorrow and
York and the English end is Lister but the obdurate. The coast from the heathens 500 years i Concluding his message to Sunday, was reported clearing
; and Co. Ltd. These two outfits padre : Gods of Bat-. j before, and ruled it ever since as ,James B. Keith. Orlando Hall yesterday and more than 500
both of which are prosperous and ties and their oath of duty. They subjects of the Czar. They lived Committee chairman on behalfof Army, Navy. Marine and private
progressive, have made the first were deaf to all appeals. They on great estates retained their I the Ciritans. Ellis said it "was aircraft arrived for the carnival
Anglo-American alliance in whatI. knew. they said. that this was native language. and for the most f with appreciation and praise for Officials estimated that morn
,. believe is humanity's best war. mutiny: and English martial I part married amongst themselvesor fine accomplishments of the past than 1,000 planes had arrived thus
How much better it seems to law made them liable' to the with their blood brothers in and confidence in their future that far, and another thousand were
me. than Winston Churchill's penalty of decimation, that one I East Prussia. although sometimesthey we wish for Rollins every successin ...-',. expected before the show ends.
"
stuff about an alliance against. man ont of It should be shot.: f took wives from the Swedishor its present expansion program. I
Russian nobility.; They were a Keith heading the committeeof ATLANTIC' COAST LINE- RAILROAD PHOTOGRAPHER tenser Agent Ray Paschan looks on approvingly
'proud and warlike race and one prominent Orlandoans who Bob Hodgkin Is shown above In action three young numbers of the Dickson-Ives staff, INCOME TAX
of Alexander's officers and his have pledged themselves to raise left to right Betty Armentrout, Jenni Ricbey and
:soldier-servant the $75.000 for erection of Orlando while taking a 'series of Central Florida's scenic
were the 17th generation Mary Jane Louware-lend to an "eyeful of Central Retorns PreparedExpert
ANNOUNCING of knight and squire who Hall., a classroom building. last ;;|I beauty and pulchritude. While ACL District Pas- i, Florida '
had thus fought aide by aide. night said he was confident of I.A. Service All
When Latvia went red in producing' the remaining 528.000before on
.
191, these Baits formed,a regiment Jan. 25 "if everybody 1 New Forms of Federal Income
to fight against the rer.- ''pitches in and, really makes this" ACL To Distribute Views Pine Castle Variety Works Tax. Reasonable Rates.
A Second Scenic the Inttonaries. They were equippedby effort a community expression. ,, Strictly Confidential.
Trip Through
i 1 I At the same time. Keith called I GcMraJ MiD work
4 the German Gen. von der
Colts who broke the red hold I for**campaign workers to make :, Of Central Florida Beauty BiiMiBf CoUTirUafNtw Malcolm B Routt
Citrus Kingdom upon the Baltic States and Finland i' preliminary reports on the 21-i *r Repair .
and It was strange for me; day drive during business hours 1 I II I Hundreds of thousands of persons in the North and the rhone %.%575 or 2-4891 Tax Consultant

after being areporter with the' I I I today and up until noon tomorrow '';, East during the next few months 'will see new, colorful Pine Castle FU. 23 \v. Church TeL CC75
Today at 10 A. M.,the, Orlqndo Transit Co. in conjunction French Armies to see a friendly: : at headquarters on the of mezzanine i I pictures of Central Florida.
floor of the Chamber Commerce
with the Hotel Greeters Organization and and force the wearing heavy German square. feldgra German j:I II IIBIdg. I C. Mac D. Davis. Atlantic Coast Line'Railroad president
helmets in search of new illustrations for the railroad's advertisingGRANTS
the:Dr. Phillips Co. will again run a conducted tour Before the brief campaign of Speakers Will Stress \'I literature, dispatched ACL photographer ' -

**- shown through the packing house and groves. Stops from the Reds and was in fact I I Meetings of several local civic !! With the co-operation of Ray I IPaschaQ i i white The bear.polar A bear small is white not the only: LOT SALE
district
the only successful action in the : passenger agent. i;
: will feature speakers explaining -
will be made at the Gifford Arms, Angebilt, San Juan, whole anti-Bolshevik Intervmt.1on.Alexander' groups the vital necessity for Hodgkin reportedly collected several -'..Cribbell Euarctos and Kermodei.Princess apectes.1 "We will build for civilians or GJ.'s on these Iota"
interesting shots of nearby
,Orange Court Hotels and the Chamber of Commerce aide of a, frozen regiment marsh held near one 'raising $750,000 for a new wing beauty: with the compliment of
EDGEWATER
for Orange Memorial HospitaL both Mother Nature and Orlando j$|I Columbia. HEIGHTS NO. 2
Dvinsk The Reds held the other
Building:: Round fare $1.00. For additional information -
trip i according to Carl C. Hall president femininity. .
side, and one night the gallant
I I of the board of governors ; Eola Park and several outstanding OVERLOOKING LAKE ADAIR
the Alex went out with a scouting
telephone anyof above places. ;
t< patroL It seems they took a prisoner -I j t of the institution. homes in Orlando were photoj j j i Tired Kidneys
and were interrogating him' Speakers arranged for by campaign graphed. Later. Hodgkin with the One of Orlando's Finest Residential Sections
I headquarters, include: Mar- co-operation of the Dickson-Ives
on the way back. Or something I
Often
because they failed to hear the garet Piper who will appear before j I i stylist: Miss Eunice Grimes arranged BringSleepless
sentry challenge and Alexander the Princeton School P-TAi I i i to photograph scenic spots SO LOTS $iioe UP
f4-Hear Benin Systems .--.-n-*, I received a harmless but ignominious I at,3 pjn-'Jan. t, and before the'! at Sanlando Springs, the chain of '
,) I .ataee'. ltD.II:\! r'I ..,:..:**. Anywhere' wound In'. the .upper part of Poetry Club on Jan. 11. Adrian I lakes region. Kraft Memorial Nights Lot. OB BDtlr Clerk RU4i.w Cnt, w>.t.._ta.4 Drfr, Cmtry
I IF Ir CM Drive. Elimad ,
Azalea Garden and Lake Estelle Streak SnH "i.e. 1:4..aler: Cw. Mercedes
He Riga to Wychgel. campaign director win .... ...
the back. came ..
thUPth': 1 with three attractive members of Doctor***T r
spend Christmas Political address the Somali Club on Jan. erturtrftlunwh.elilMi."MrtfytS.
Mission there of whose mesa I M. the Dickson-Ives store staff adding bfe.4..4 k.pep h .l7. Wb. tSTiS
to the' attractiveness of the tine..d nvfct fa torn daru.. MR. CLAUDE & FLAMSEAU
was a honorary member.and ate IMF ftotJa.h..t to nt..ciebtarnee.a
his Christmas dinner off the Britain Set I backgrounds.The -. Mrt7Miuittett -...ad t.r.i..
mantlepiece. standing up. to the Reported three :young women who (twin UK. ..'.et __ FIELD OFFICE-MERCEDES AYE

accompaniment of much schoolboy To Use Troops in Tieup served as model. were Mary: 1bie--WtII your totem...?.or..w..w.r.IIea"t.........rwattaI.S' s.s........
...
humor. Jane Boulwarc Jtnnl Ricbey: W m.doordee of UtamnuBiayaor.. f aria..e.t1tq PHONE 4073
'I LONDON fpPJ An authorita- and Annentroat. tom...wme I
Betty
must" 4 al..d
At English schools y
know the old practice of you flogging I, tin Government source said yesterday Hodgkin's photographs will be .-....... kg._Ii-...M.....Mcbdoe.oe err ad raao.e ... II I Brokers Protected
.err'
the Government was ready documented for reproduction in .
}f culprits is still maintained with ..-.Dizw.... .Des.tndet the q.R a..d.eiqrte.'s
to use troops. If necessary. to assure ACL's Tropical Trips. Coast Line ---
.
; gusto.can't vouch exactly for the distribution of London's food News and other publications. 1'WeI..-w.ti...oak.oIimwtw"r.r4rvt..$..t fee D.... ''Ii ORLANDO DEVELOPMENT Gf.
same story: as I didnt venture to supplies, now tied up in marketsby The pictures also win be released by ai1Iiaea f..wr h_... 0.---111I7.... ....
ask Alex about it. although I am a strike of more than 13.000 to trade publicatIons. advertising taros kJdMFtUee nIW aM. will k.h ... U _ur.f 19 RUTLAND BLDG.
... sure it is correct but the Riga incident ;:truck drivers and other transport agencies and newspapers requesting y..Ita.i C.t sowt D.a'.tM.araw Putt tr.a
I saw with my: own eyes.I : workers: up-to-date Florida -
I owe my readers an apology.By With butcher shops throughout'the scenes.
a typographical error, the age city: bare of meat and grocery i1
of Man O War wa given as 13 stocks reduced to the danger point ABC I I
on his next birthday in March: the Ministry of Labor ordered the !
instead of 30. workers to return to their jobs. DIAPER SERVICE It'
IMttS NATIRAL US
New Accounts and Future I t'
5'' Madam n.R fw $I The capacity of the United Reservations Are Solicited. "PRESCRIPTIONSI
States for the production of new
Tl YOU' HOME M IISHESS Palmist and'Psychic: 'aluminum Is four times greater OKLANDO Telephone WDKTEK t-1177 FAEK I
Reader, tens your than the highest pre-war. :year. I
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past as it war your
1 .For present aa it .... your rot VALUES*
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future as it will be.
1 SILENT 'SERYEL REFRIGERATION She tells If make:you are 33 W CHURCH ST. OPRBOONE
going to any

of the Men's Brotherhood of the }: 1947 Board of County Commissioners Naval Post Facilities In Tsington. FOR SPAGHETTI ta Bom Made Pies
Bishop Moore with Sunshine 9yyr last China, it.3 announced yester aM Variety of oods
church held in connection night were guestsof ttrttt s !. P P.M."IowtI MMday
day. He is the husband of Mrs.D. weekday t A. M. till a P. M.
the Board of Visitors of the NEW LOCATION
the Year, of Stewardship phase of .F.Phillips of 301 Run Ave I Sunday U A. 1C fell 4 P. M.
Bay O
Park News Orange County Parental Home at Saaford Sbert-Ctt
Speaks OnMethodism .Methodism's Crusade for Christ. 3 z a buffet supper and Inspection I \ 1129 Orlud Avy WUitcr Park PHONE nu
Ministers of all Orange County c of the home. .
tour
If HAROLD ESCH A film of oil a nundred-mll- t
Methodist churches and leading 8BTOFFLEBOARD: The thirty- : judge Mattie Farmer explainedthe loath of an Inch thick is sufficient -
V.CMEYER VV ,
policy and functions of the .y -i'I
laymen from each church were second Semi-Annual National to calm a rough sea.
ROSEMARIETEA r
,Parental Home and issued copies
The critical problems facing the ,guests. Open Singles Shuffleboard Tournament > ;." r of plans for the new $50.000 build- I SUCNA
world present a challenge to the "The question Is often asked: will be held In Tampa at q aaI Ing for the home to the Commissioners ROOM 8ErORE SNOW!

church and it Is up to the churchto does the Church have real leadership (the Tourist Center on Jan. 14. 15. : and board members. '\\o joBESSER'S\ \ Op**-Sam* Management
solve such problems. Bishop during this critical stage Judge Farmer said that the I SJ4 Park AT., N. WUtcr Part
Arthur J. Moore of the Atlanta of International affairs? My answer 16. Four events will be staged the home is now accommodating 33 Luncheon 12 .. 2-Cloicd Sundays
area of the Methodist Church told Is: It does in Christ," the I National Open Singles for men t b" children, ranging in ages from 18 Telephone 555
leading Orlando Methodists at the Bishop said. 1"It and the Open for women with a months to 17 and a half years. 'I
Broadway Methodist Church last Closed Division for men and one Average monthly number of chil- Meats sad Poultry* Thursdays
has been said that the tunes j j for with the latter two be- DELICATESSEN! -RESTAVKANTllf I
night. women dren in the home Is 36,she pointed .
discredit the church. That is not }t ing limited to players over 50 5 aI out. W. Church St.JOYCE'S -
I5 The Bishop spoke at a dinner years J *
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true. The times do not discreditthe of age. ;'x j CLOVER GRILL !L =
church. The times create a Entry fees include $1 for any r
1 S, COURT ST Gunk
TAFFRAILCLUI demand for _the church and the player who is affiliated with a1 I DRIVE-IN i I fast "4 Block From Drug Asa "GUKS 11\1))
best that it can give In real serviceto Florida club who belongs to State i Good Food . KeasMUtl Prices J\\$ -
HIGHWAY n-IIArrLA.'
Winter Garden Road on the community, the nation and association and 25 cents extra for '' We believe we serve th* \ QtlMr
We have reduced our overhead so our patron nay have the advantage "laE puK
Lake Rose humanity. i those members who have no club of lower price and excellent quality. best food in OrI&Jldei
Dr. Harry Moore son of the affiliate. Three awards of cash i Home Baked Pie ud BoOs ....
COCKTAILSDance .JoTu'a-famous for that rood home rooted flavor. ,,,,SonIJee "
: in each event will be given $60 x+
Bishop and pastor of the church. UJftAJoe
; .. -SOaxT
OPEN P.M. to 12 PJH. DULY .. '-
the presided. first prize In the men's open with 1-- -- -
to $30 for second and $15 for third. gw't ope. Sundays 12 BOOM to 12 ntldBtt I."
STINKERSWED. I The Women's Open has a $50..$25 I'c.. -:
,Harrison's Grewy and $12.50 graduation. '
SAT. awl SUN A large number of members LINCOLN 11ALr eonl or
., 20 YEARS SAME LOCATION. from the Orlando Club plan to LAKE EOLA HOTEL DINING ROOMN. y

Wednesday Night Talent Men THERE MUST BE A REASON. participate in the event and their\ EOLA DRIVE AT BOBINSOV Ope I r H.Last. CARI'OOYSKID'S
No cover charge Phone 8631 names will be listed at a later date. WEEKDAY DINNERS FROM $1.10
Closed Mondays 2214 Edcewater Dr. * *
Print Parties and Banquet COLLEGE PARK LAWN BOWLING: The Field i Sunday Dinner $1.50 Also a la cart Time Today
SoHettcd. Phoae Coumty 19M-J-3 I Doubles opened Wednesday after- i I Mak yu retervatioBi for Loachee Parties
Closed 'Monsieur Beaucairt'"Hot MATINEE
noon with five games played.Top- Mondays Phan 24114E
ping the day's program was a close i -AJ_
--Wtert DhtrimMMtl'mg P epf le Go-/1 TOMORROW '
battle '
between J. Lester Esch and I ..
,I " Cargo"Tomorrow
Frank La Rowe against John Stevens _'oW!:'I.
and James Muldoon. Esch- E "THE FIVE HUNDRED CHASE" ;
vuel CUE i) La Rowe won the match in an
.
*> extra end 1514., It was the last >w4 For the Discriminating : 45.
to finish
game and a large crowd
COCKTAIL LOUNGE formed around the deciding end STEAKS CHOICE DINNERS CHICKEN Driftin' ;

George Doxsee and Robert Rus- A TEMPEST OF INTERNATIONAL River
Reservations Winter Park 27 500 Chase. Winter Park r
sell chalked up 15 to 13 for Charles
I I .comment was touchedoff 5iI Sundays 12:SM. C-S Dally except Mon.J t-S p.FLOYD'S ...
..:: gTHE| CABLES I. r.: Phillips close and Everett battle. Gibson The winners in another by former English war bride 't ' i'."" !i1I1';"" ,-=

.. pAt took a slight lead but the game Minnie Vincent's story of mis-
was close in scoring down the treatment in the United States.
FEIN PARK. 5 ...Merth *f OrUnn w U.S. 17-92
board. Dr, J. K.Miller and W. F.i Consequently. Circuit Judge R J. i
..,...
'
.rio. u. f.riso Dt..sr _lIAS WESTERN: aTtAKS-M Littell won from C. F. Rhodes and Wheeler bottom, Birmingham. RESTAURANT
PriM .,... ICwmtsI Dinner _, U ewe -ri..n" J. L. Heathcock by 1-13 in what Ala. set aside a divorce previouslY '
all -IUS TONIGHT
rrted Chicks OM-lulf) Biniwr __ IAS I Lars T-a.ss.a Mm promised to be a run-away for the granted Charles Vincent, also of 616 N. ORANGE AVE. PHONE 6221
MINd.. L.bsr..r..w Butter D"us" -11M aM 51.6.N winners as the game started off. Birmingham, from the British I
.....H4' Va.; ...... CCKtM>- iiO Stwk tans .... LeI. fer I. an Dick Habbe and Stewart Rice girl topi. The judge said the FRIED CHICKEN ri. DRIFTING ALONG"
e .ms.r __...... ........_ LTS va-i__$6N W GSM trampled Jim Shelley and John decree had been given "throughan Johnny Mark Brwn.:aajmen* Rattan Also
Reichert by 19-9 in what the

7 Miles East on Cheney Highway ; Miller 12. and W. F. Littell by 16 to I'VE ALWAYS LOVED YOU

Open daily 8 A..M. till 12 Midnight I J. Lester Esch and Frank La Mufip Dom Cetfceno McU1
Rowe had their second narrow
,Phone County'1910-J3 SQueak in as many days when they
defeated Isaac Meredith and Dr. Taiorrow
SPACES DANCE FLOORORLANDO'S G. W. Hobby by 1715. Meredith
led by one point going into the ':{' peel Meet rah
final end but Esch counted with a 4 r.rtio..l the. i.v. i.
three. Esch and La Rowe chalked .
up a six end earlier in the game.to ''''}:}: MoN Heil1't
UPTOWN help their cause greatly.
Herb Tilley and W. E. Ball won '}' : :
DINING ROOM AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE out 7 in their 15 end game by 13 to .{: : PHILIP CATHERhSE P.tt.S t j
over Carl Bourne and John DDRN McLEODI
DELICIOUS FOOD CHOICE LIQUORS Skeans. Games listed for this aft- xr.
ernoon include: Ed Clark and Dr
: ,.OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT EACH WEEK-DAT NIGHT B, R. Wilbur against R. A. Pea
DINNER SUITED SUNDAY UNTIL S PJtf. cock and John Turn. Ward and

,; FULL LINE OF PACKAGE GOODS H.and Each Dick play Habbe Bauwens and Stewart and Reed Rice. .. ot.. Jtds.r.Jet A1

play John Lantz and Bob Gambee LmIBAR

FORT GATLIN HOTEL The women members of the club 7k.tad Tl.They f..Pals...
resume their
season play this aft- 7hgy$s.rs.d A ataf
.545 NORTH,ORANGE AVE. ernoon with game number two on \
TOM SLADE JACK SWEETMAN the schedule. A large rerame.M\\ !
I C.Ieria. MT. CekUU LMBI MIT.W hoped for by the director. Mrs
John Stevens.Some u
cM1flJ
i; 1
species of fish are able to
U DUCK INN a nn: :? nan: make rapid color changes to blend
..
V I R m with their surroundings. NEAR ..7ER TECHNICOLOR
scrv th* **m* delicious foods from sees UQ a that F r:
you' let during tb* rvoun*.

individual Industrials and utilities and NEW net YORk chanoe CAP.f) the Sale*IS, cleaino meat active price I I Co _'___ 30 3'a 3* '1 Frank and Mary Motyka. to Mrs. Beans bu. hpr. 00-1275 V CARLO SHIPMENTS REPORTED FOR urday until the service which is

Sock order If Iff Mr. Heley received his education
.FI of Music will Jer-
JjSchool present f
I Kutli Alliot to Maria. PMdwr, al decree i in the local cbools,
old Frederic, noted American pianist pro eanfeaae. aaalva ol _tea. and graduate t
in concert Jan. 13 at 8 Michael J. .tank. et ax to J W W>nn et al order I. from DeLand High School 195*.
I pm. i Mane Inaram to Dent B. Incram mo- Mtcnaet: i staako et ax U J. w. Wraaot He served four years as an aerial
in the University auditorium it tIne and ..rawd.ai al final deoMJohn .
1 / ..-r: Dr. I II L. Robert .. CorrledeU Roberta. Alfred Hunt dlacn.Radotph \ photographer with the Marina
I was announced today by W.i i if I
order A. Hears Corps 23 months of which were
$ .r It 1 1 :.. ;.( :( (f''of E. Duckwitz.: dean of the school. : Eraa Alfred: C.Bunk Herte tea. dierh.record. I i 1.NLedbetter et u : F I. Ledaettor i' spent overseas in the P&clf1cbe*